Amazon Development Center U.S., Inc.

Technology

SeniorPMTESReinforcementLearning,SageMakerAI

$152–206k Bellevue, Washington, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior PMT ES - Reinforcement Learning, SageMaker AI at Amazon Development Center U.S., Inc.. Skills: Reinforcement learning, SageMaker AI, Product management. Define and execute product strategy and roadmap for. Partner with applied science and engineering teams to”

What You'll Achieve.

Make reinforcement learning dramatically more accessible; Help customers use RL to build better models; Get to production faster

Industry & Context.

Technology

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Bachelor's degree in computer science, engineering, math, finance, or economics, 5+ years of technical product management, Experience working with customers, technical teams, and management, Experience in taking a product from conception & definition phase through engineering design and taking it to market

Nice to Have

Experience delivering large-scale SaaS, PaaS or LaaS products, Responsible for the full product lifecycle, from concept through GTM

What You'll Do.

Define and execute product strategy and roadmap for

Partner with applied science and engineering teams to

Own business metrics including adoption

Engage directly with customers to understand their workflows

Create product narratives

product specifications

Analyze the competitive landscape and stay current on

Represent SageMaker capabilities in customer briefings

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Applied science teams; Engineering teams; Customers

Communication Scope

Customer briefings; Industry events

Process & Methodology

Roadmap, Product strategy

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