Amazon
Principal Technical Program Manager, Customer Logistics Security (CLS)
$177K–$239K
Seattle, WA · Principal · Full-time · Posted Oct 5, 2026
- Experience
- 10+ years in technical product or program management; 7+ years working directly with engineering teams; 5+ years managing complex technology projects. Preferred: 8+ years managing complex technology projects.
About the job
Leads the strategy, roadmap, and delivery of security programs protecting Amazon’s global logistics and robotics systems, from risk assessment through deployment.
What you'll do
- Identify systemic security risks and translate findings into technical requirements and architecture guidance.
- Own a portfolio roadmap and lead cross-functional security projects through global deployment.
- Influence senior stakeholders, communicate trade-offs, and mentor TPMs and program managers.
What they ask for
- 10+ years of technical product or program management experience.
- 7+ years working directly with engineering teams.
- 5+ years managing complex technology projects hands-on.
- Experience managing cross-functional technical programs, building processes, coordinating release schedules, and clearly communicating complex technical information to executives and non-technical leaders.
Nice to have
- Experience driving security programs across large, diverse organizations; experience in one or more of application security frameworks, security code reviews, incident response, security infrastructure, penetration testing, mobile security, cloud security, AI security, or identity and access controls.
- Experience with robotics work cells and control systems, or with electrical theory, robotics, controls components, and automated equipment.
Pay
177,000.00 - 239,400.00 USD annually (base salary)
Tools
application security frameworks, security code reviews, incident response, security infrastructure, penetration testing, mobile security, cloud security, AI security
AI focus
AI security is listed as one possible area of security experience; the role does not otherwise specify AI work.
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