Amazon
Principal Tech Program Manager, AWS Builder Acceleration
$177K–$239K
Seattle, WA · Principal · Full-time · Posted Aug 17, 2026
- Experience
- 7+ years in technical product or program management; 10+ years working directly with engineering teams; 5+ years in software development. Preferred: 8+ years managing complex technology projects.
About the job
Leads AWS Builder Acceleration initiatives to improve software development, deployment, and maintenance for AWS engineers through tools, services, and AI-powered builder experiences.
What you'll do
- Set priorities and lead initiatives addressing obstacles to AWS software development; create a roadmap balancing weekly improvements with long-term transformation.
- Work with engineering teams to turn complex builder problems into scalable solutions and partner with ASBX on AWS-specific challenges.
- Establish the organization’s goals and culture, and make and defend scope and priority decisions with stakeholders.
What they ask for
- 7+ years of technical product or program management experience.
- 10+ years of working directly with engineering teams experience.
- 5+ years of software development experience.
- Experience managing cross-functional programs, building processes, coordinating release schedules, delivering large-scale highly available systems, and owning roadmap strategy; excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Nice to have
- 8+ years of hands-on work managing complex technology projects experience.
- Deep hands-on experience building software at AWS, supporting development lifecycles at scale, or building large-scale AI solutions; ability to champion long-term technical strategy with senior leaders.
Pay
177,000.00 - 239,400.00 USD annually (base salary)
Tools
AWS, GenAI, AI-powered tooling, agentic workflows, generative AI
AI focus
Pioneer AI-powered builder experiences and use generative AI and agentic workflows to simplify software development, debugging, deployment, and operations at AWS scale.
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