Amazon
WW Tech Leader, Games TFC, AWS for Games
$183K–$284K
Culver City, CA +2 · Full-time · Posted Oct 14, 2026
- Location
- Culver City, CA
New York, NY
San Francisco, CA - Experience
- 10+ years in specific technology domain areas; no alternatives stated for the years requirement.
- Education
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics or equivalent.
About the job
Leads the global technical direction of AWS’s Games community, turning games customer needs and field insights into scalable technical solutions, guidance, and industry engagement.
What you'll do
- Align the Games community’s priorities with business strategy and customer needs, and provide structured product and roadmap input to AWS teams.
- Drive reusable solutions, workshops, reference architectures, and technical content for prioritized games use cases.
- Represent AWS at major games industry events and grow games expertise across the field through mentoring and repeatable solution architectures.
What they ask for
- 10+ years of experience in specific technology domain areas.
- Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, mathematics or equivalent.
- Experience developing technology solutions and evangelising end-to-end technology roadmaps toward cloud computing; communicating with technical and non-technical audiences, including at C-level.
- Experience with a 3D game engine or industry-equivalent technology, or in Games Industry; and experience in Games Industry or designing or architecting systems.
Nice to have
- Knowledge of distributed systems, automation and workflow management, or database design and implementation.
- Experience architecting or modernizing customer requirements to the cloud; knowledge of game infrastructure, GameLift, or cloud game development.
Pay
USD 182,800.00 - 247,300.00 annually (base salary); USD 210,200.00 - 284,300.00 annually (base salary); USD 201,000.00 - 272,000.00 annually (base salary)
Tools
Unity, Unreal, CryEngine, Lumberyard, GameLift
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