Technical Program Manager

Description
Role Overview
Amazon Web Services is seeking a Technical Program Manager to support infrastructure growth initiatives. In this role, you will lead cross-functional teams to drive the implementation and deployment of completed designs, while developing and documenting requirements, budgets, and project schedules.

Key Responsibilities

• Leading cross-functional, matrix-based teams across multiple time zones
• Facilitating technical whiteboard sessions to troubleshoot implementation issues and remove barriers to project success
• Managing capital budgets and eliminating non-value-add activities
• Designing solutions and finding creative ways to accelerate project delivery
• Demonstrating proficiency in core project management disciplines including scope, schedule, budget, resources, quality, risk management, reporting, and metric development/tracking

About You
We welcome candidates with end-to-end program management experience across the full data center lifecycle — from due diligence through design, construction, and commissioning on greenfield projects. However, we also recognize that exceptional talent comes in many forms. If you bring a proven track record of delivering results in complex, technical environments — even without direct data center experience or full-lifecycle program management exposure — we encourage you to apply. What matters most is your ability to drive outcomes at scale, navigate ambiguity, and bring a unique strength that elevates the team.

If you are passionate about deploying highly technical and innovative projects at massive scale, we encourage you to apply.

Key job responsibilities

• Own and manage the end-to-end lifecycle of complex, cross-functional data center infrastructure programs — from due diligence and design through construction, commissioning, and handover.
• Define program strategy, set clear objectives, and drive crisp decisions on project priorities and resource allocation across multiple teams and geographies.
• Lead cross-functional teams across multiple time zones; facilitate technical discussions to align business and technical stakeholder needs.
• Identify and mitigate risks proactively. Navigate ambiguity, make smart trade-offs (time vs. scope vs. cost vs. long-term impact), and find creative paths forward to accelerate delivery.
• Understand data center technology interdependencies (power, cooling, deployment constraints, design limitations) and use technical judgment to question proposals and provide feedback to engineering teams.
• Manage capital budgets, create plans with measurable success criteria, and track program metrics against cost, schedule, quality, and scope commitments.
• Streamline and eliminate excess process, drive efficiencies, and force multiply across teams.