Escalation Engineer Jobs in the North of England

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Escalation Engineer (EM), AWS Support, Escalation and Event Management

Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom
Hybrid / WFH Options
Amazon
Escalation Engineer (EM), AWS Support, Escalation and Event Management Would you like the opportunity for the work you do every day to have an impact on a global scale? To work in a close-knit and supportive team and advocate for the very best for your customers … Read on ABOUT US The Escalation and Event Management (E2M) team, part of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Support organization, is dedicated to managing critical escalations, customer-facing communications, and handling large-scale customer-impacting events. E2M's purpose is to drive operational excellence and improvements to the overall … services and act as an advocate of the customer to both report on and manage the customer experience. Because of our unique role as Escalation Engineers, we have limitless exposure to all things AWS, including numerous leading-edge technologies. Key job responsibilities Providing critical incident response/management (including More ❯
Employment Type: Permanent
Salary: GBP Annual
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Escalation Engineer I (AWS Health)

Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom
Amazon
for both our products and our service. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is carrying on that tradition while leading the world in cloud technologies. The Escalation and Event Management (E2M) team is part of the broader AWS Support organisation and is dedicated to managing critical escalations, customer facing operational communications … AWS resources customers are using in their operation, ensuring communications are clear and beneficial to the customer experience. Because of our unique role as Escalation Engineers, we have limitless exposure to all things AWS, including numerous leading edge technologies. Every day will bring new and exciting challenges that include More ❯
Employment Type: Permanent
Salary: GBP Annual
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