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We are seeking a Senior Technical Program Manager. - 4+ years of experience in a technical lead, systems engineer, or technical program management role with significant experience architecting and integrating HW and SW into a complex system.
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This role includes direct responsibility for program management of system level development, integration, and test. Key job responsibilitiesThis position requires a technical and program management background with direct experience developing relevant systems.
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The Project Kuiper team is looking for a Sr. Technical Program Manager with experience in ASIC/SOC development, from architecture to pre-production stages, project management, and program management.
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We are seeking an experienced Technical Program Manager (TPM) to lead integration and operations of next generation storage (SSD) for our cloud systems. The ideal TPM candidate will be an experienced program manager who understands end to end SSD development and integration into storage hardware platforms.
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As a Sr. Manager, TPM, you will be the MSP CX functional leader for strategy development, business planning, developing and implementing mechanisms to create efficiencies in reporting on robotics deployment & support projects across multiple and competing workstreams.
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As a Senior Creative Packaging Program Manager (CPPM), you will drive and manage the global creative development and best-in-class packaging UX design for Amazon devices. We are looking for a talented, experienced, and driven Program Manager to lead the management of our growing number of devices packaging User Experience (UX) development within the Device Packaging Experience (DPX) team.
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The Technical Program Manager in Project Kuiper's Security: Operations and Systems team will drive the operations and development of systems to support the proactive and operational security of Kuiper.
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5+ years of technical program management working directly with software engineering teams experience. - Drive execution and maintain alignment through creating program management structure and engagement with engineers, and leadership.
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WW Greenfield Sr. PM role will be a senior business manager role responsible for working with internal high-level stakeholders to drive the Partner Greenfield (New AWS Customers) Rhythm of the Business (RoB) in AWS across multiple global and geo executive VP level business reviews.
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Logistics Insurance and Claims is seeking a Sr. Technical Program Manager (TPM) to own the post-reporting management process for on-road incidents. Accountable for financial, regulatory, and operational risk management related to the program, prioritizing closing any gaps or findings.
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We are seeking an experienced Sr. Technical Program Manager (TPM) to define and build the next generation of our cloud platforms. The ideal TPM candidate will be an experienced program manager who is skilled in managing server hardware product development teams across several geographic regions using a variety of suppliers (CM, ODM/IHV.
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5+ years of technical product or program management experience. The TPM will be responsible for delivering Ads Identity and access management and helping to drive these critical initiatives, enabling Amazon to build great products for customers.
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5+ years of product or program management, product marketing, business development or technology experience. Experience as a product manager/owner and experience in end to end product delivery.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the leading cloud provider, providing virtualized infrastructure, storage, networking, messaging, and many other services to customers all over the world. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform.
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Amazon is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, national origin, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, protected veteran status, disability, age, or other legally protected status.
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