Amazon · AU, NSW, Sydney

Datacenter IT Technician Trainee (6 months), Data Centre Operations, Sydney

AU, NSW, SydneyData & Analytics

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted August 28, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Are you curious about what keeps the internet running? We are looking for people who want to get hands-on with server and networking technology inside some of the largest data centers in the world.

You will troubleshoot live hardware, collaborate across teams, and build real expertise in large-scale computing infrastructure. Whether you are coming from a technical background, a trade, military service, or you are simply passionate about technology and ready to learn, we want to hear from you.

What you'll do

- Work hands-on with servers and network equipment, diagnosing and resolving hardware issues

- Learn the daily operations of a high-density data center from the ground up

- Collaborate with teams across DC Operations, Engineering, Logistics, Security, and more

- Handle and track parts, assist with maintenance, and support system repairs

- Learn to operate independently, while staying connected to a supportive team

What we offer

- A 6-month contract with structured coaching and periodic assessments designed to grow your skills

- A clear path forward where if you demonstrate strong performance, you may be considered for permanent full-time roles.

- An environment built around career progression

The chance to work at the intersection of hardware and cloud technology, helping to shape infrastructure across the region.

What we're looking for

- Genuine curiosity about computer hardware and how large-scale technology works

- A willingness to learn, adapt, and solve problems hands-on

- Comfort working both independently and as part of a team

- Reliability and a safety-first mindset

Amazon Web Services design, install, and maintain the world's largest computing infrastructure. This is where you will help change the face of technology in the region, Hands-on work. World-scale impact.

Ready to start? Learn more at https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/

Key job responsibilities

Some of the key responsibilities you will undertake are:

- You will be trained in supporting data center infrastructure equipment including racks, servers, hardware components, networking devices and cables, following specific instructions and well-defined Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).

- You will learn to perform routine operations such as rack installations, server break/fix, hardware component replacements, diagnosing hardware faults, troubleshooting network links and rack decommissioning with guidance and support.

- You will be trained in using Directed Workflow Instructions for hardware replacements and documenting all work in ticket tracking systems.

- You will learn to identify issue severity and work within stated Service Level Agreements (SLA), escalating when work deviates from established processes.

- You will be trained in inventory management tasks including receiving equipment, decommissioning hardware, liquidating racks or hardware components, and performing storage media (HDD, SSD) sanitization and destruction.

- You will learn how to operate in a high security environment, follow information security policies and physical safety practices, ensuring safe, secure work at all times.

- You will be trained in using technical documentation to find solutions and performing routine tasks following clear instructions.

- You will learn to work as part of a team performing similar tasks, collaborating with various AWS stakeholders.

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