Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Technology

SeniorDeveloperProgramManager,AWSDeveloperExperience

$149–201k Seattle, Washington, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Developer Program Manager, AWS Developer Experience at Amazon Web Services, Inc.. Skills: Program management, Cross-functional leadership, Developer relations. Own cross-team workstreams. Drive cross-team workstreams”

What You'll Achieve.

Prioritize the right work; Leadership clear picture of impact

Industry & Context.

Technology
Problems you'll solve

Identify what's working; Identify what's not working; Recommend changes

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years technical program management, Experience managing cross functional teams, Experience building processes, Experience coordinating release schedules

Nice to Have

5+ years project management disciplines, Scope management experience, Schedule management experience, Budget management experience, Quality management experience, Risk management experience, Critical path management experience, Experience defining KPIs/SLAs, Reporting to senior leadership

What You'll Do.

Own cross-team workstreams

Drive cross-team workstreams

Translate DevRel work

Build operating cadence

Maintain operating cadence

Coordinate service teams

Identify what's working

Identify what's not working

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional workstreams; AWS service teams; Developer advocacy; Developer marketing; Community programs; Feedback programs

Communication Scope

Strategic narratives; Senior leadership audiences

Process & Methodology

Scope management, Schedule management, Budget management, Quality management, Risk management, Critical path management

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