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About the role

Amazon Data Services, Inc. in Seattle, WA, is seeking a Hardware Development Power Engineer to design, debug, and validate power systems for AWS infrastructure. You will own end-to-end development and collaborate with hardware, firmware, and software teams to solve challenging problems. The role requires a Bachelor's in electrical engineering, hands-on experience with power electronics, and proficiency with lab equipment and automation testing.

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