Sr.ProductMgr–Technical,ExternalServices,AWSLocalZones

Come join AWS Local Zones, the infrastructure that brings AWS compute, storage, networking, and AI/ML services closer to end users worldwide. AWS Local Zones are infrastructure deployments that extend core AWS services to 30+ metro locations across six continents, enabling customers to deliver applications that require single-digit millisecond latency. You'll help define the next generation of infrastructure while working with a collaborative team of creative and talented engineers, product managers, designers, and solutions architects. Your work will directly impact how enterprises, AI workloads, and latency-sensitive applications run closer to where they're needed most. We are currently looking for a technical Product Manager to work backwards from customers to help define the future of AWS Local Zones for compute, AI/ML infrastructure, and latency-sensitive workloads. You'll thrive in this role if you love technology, are able to understand complex distributed systems and infrastructure at scale, work well with technical teams and customers, and have a strong sense of ownership and bias for action. Candidates must be comfortable facilitating executive-level reviews, diving deep into data, and expressing ideas through writing. Key job responsibilities In this position, you'll do these things: - Develop detailed, crisp product definition through frequent and direct contact with customers & partners - Collaborate with stakeholders across the organization to drive consensus, and to define, execute, and roll-out features and new Local Zone locations - Present current solutions and the roadmap to customers, including at conferences and executive briefings - Partner with the leadership team to set the strategy for AWS Local Zones and shape the future of distributed cloud infrastructure for AI and edge computing - Drive the expansion of Local Zones into new metros, working cross-functionally with infrastructure, networking, and service teams to deliver capacity that meet