
Principal Account Cloud Engineer - Digital Natives
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
About the Job:
This is your chance to make history. The Amazon IT teams keep our business running smoothly by resolving complex hardware, software, server, and infrastructure issues, both on-site and on-call for our Operations network.
As an IT Support Engineer, you will report to the IT Manager at your home site and work closely with the business, colleagues, and remote support teams to implement and maintain critical infrastructure elements and provide day-to-day support to meet operational needs. You will serve as an escalation point for IT Support Technicians, remote teams, and Operations regarding technical issues and interface between these teams as needed.
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Join us at Amazon, where our inclusive culture empowers all team members to deliver the best results for our customers.
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Oracle Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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