As a Technical Program Manager at Amazon, you will lead complex, cross-functional technology projects from inception to delivery. You’ll work closely with engineering, product, and business teams to define requirements, manage project schedules, and ensure timely execution. Your role will involve identifying risks, resolving technical challenges, and driving continuous improvements to deliver scalable and innovative solutions. Strong communication and leadership skills are essential to influence stakeholders and deliver results in a fast-paced environment

Key job responsibilities
Drive Retail Technology Programs:
Lead end-to-end delivery of complex, cross-functional programs focused on enhancing Amazon's retail systems, such as pricing, catalog, supply chain, or customer experience.

Cross-Team Collaboration:
Partner with product, engineering, operations, and business teams to align on customer and business goals, ensuring seamless integration across Retail systems and services.

Requirements Gathering & Roadmapping:
Define and document detailed technical and functional requirements for retail initiatives, translate business needs into executable project plans, and drive roadmap alignment.

Risk & Dependency Management:
Identify technical risks, manage cross-team dependencies (e.g., inventory systems, vendor platforms), and implement mitigation strategies to ensure successful program execution.

Stakeholder & Leadership Communication:
Maintain clear and timely communication with stakeholders, including updates on progress, risks, and delivery timelines tailored for both technical and non-technical audiences.

Operational Excellence & Scalability:
Champion process improvements and scalable solutions to drive efficiency in retail operations, reduce defects, and improve customer outcomes.

Data-Driven Execution:
Leverage data to inform decisions, monitor program impact, and continuously optimize performance across retail initiatives.

Technical Depth & Retail Context:
Understand underlying retail system architecture and collaborate with engineers to make informed trade-offs, ensuring alignment with Amazon's customer-obsessed retail vision