Data Center Technician, Intern: Apply here!
Meta runs one of the largest server fleets in the world. The Data Center Technician Intern role puts you inside it - on the FORCE team (Fleet Operations, Reliability and Central Engineering), working on real hardware in a live production environment with structured mentorship and a team lead reviewing your work.
We're hiring interns across five U.S. sites for a 12-week paid internship that takes place from June 7 - August 27, 2027. We invite you to register for this event to learn more about what the job actually looks like.
Interns follow the same learning path as our full-time technicians - data center fundamentals, procedure execution (MOPs), hardware troubleshooting - and contribute to the documentation our global teams rely on. The scale and volume of problems you'll see isn't something coursework or typical IT support can replicate.
Who should attend?
Students currently enrolled in an Associate's, Bachelor's or Master's program in a technology-related field. We’re hiring interns who bring Linux command-line basics, a foundational understanding of computer hardware, and an interest in networking fundamentals.
If you'd rather be on a data center floor than behind a desk, this event is for you!
Sites hiring:
New Albany, OH · Los Lunas, NM · Huntsville, AL · Fort Worth, TX · Rayville, LA
Tim is Vice President of Data Center Operations at Meta, where he leads the global team responsible for the physical infrastructure that powers Meta's services for more than 3 billion users across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia. His technically diverse organization maintains first-in-class safety, labor continuity, and high standards of availability and operational efficiency.
Prior to Meta, Tim served as Corporate Vice President of Core Data Center Services at Microsoft, overseeing the global availability and efficiency of Microsoft's data centers, including labor, power, and water consumption. Before that, he spent 13 years at Amazon — six as Vice President of Infrastructure Operations at AWS, leading all data center operations across North and South America, and seven in Amazon Fulfillment, where he directed the launch of Amazon's first Robotics Fulfillment Center in Robbinsville, NJ and served as Regional Director of multiple U.S. sites.
Tim began his career as an electrical engineer and went on to hold operations leadership roles in the glass, plastics, and automotive industries. He holds a bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Toledo and an MBA from Indiana University.
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