Principal PM, Cloud Identity & Access (IAM)

Socket.dev; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 181,000 - 245,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon's AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) team in Seattle seeks a Principal Product Manager to shape the roadmap for authentication, authorization, and related services. You will define strategy for agent and human identities, drive cross-organizational alignment, and mentor junior PMs while partnering with engineering, product, and leadership.

You will own requirements across large-scale SaaS-like services, prioritize trade-offs, and communicate roadmaps to AWS executives, ensuring

Qualifications

• 7+ years of experience as a Technical Product Manager in cloud or SaaS environments.
• 5+ years of technical experience in software, network, IT, or related fields.
• Experience delivering large-scale SaaS/PaaS/LaaS products end-to-end.
• Experience with AI/ML technologies.

Responsibilities

• Define product requirements for customer-facing cloud identity services.
• Set business strategy and roadmaps with high-judgment trade-offs.
• Synthesize customer requirements from developers, architects, security engineers, and data admins.
• Communicate roadmaps to AWS executive leadership.
• Partner with internal and external stakeholders.
• Manage risk and escalations balancing business needs with technical constraints.

Skills

Technical product management

AI/ML technologies

Identity and SSO protocols (OIDC/OAuth

Education

MBA or Master’s degree in management, business administration, economics, engineering, marketing

Job description

Amazon's AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) team in Seattle seeks a Principal Product Manager to shape the roadmap for authentication, authorization, and related services. You will define strategy for agent and human identities, drive cross-organizational alignment, and mentor junior PMs while partnering with engineering, product, and leadership.

You will own requirements across large-scale SaaS-like services, prioritize trade-offs, and communicate roadmaps to AWS executives, ensuring