Product Manager - Tech, GO-AI Technology and Development Team

The Robot Age; Reading, Northern (MA, KY); Hybrid; USD 130,000 - 195,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Robotics is seeking a technical product manager for the GO-AI Technology and Development team. You will own the roadmap and feature strategy across annotation tools, near-real-time remote intervention, data discovery, reporting, and foundation-model workflows for robotics operations.

The role emphasizes shifting from manual visual reasoning toward model-assisted automation and teleoperation, coordinating with engineering, science, and operations to scale AI-backed operational decisions.

Qualifications

• PM experience leading technical or AI-heavy systems.
• Ability to collaborate with applied science and engineering on architecture tradeoffs.
• Comfort with robotics, fulfillment operations, annotation/labeling or foundation-model workflows.
• Data-driven judgment about customer needs, operations and product execution.

Responsibilities

• Define product strategy for GO-AI applications and data workflows.
• Translate robotics operations needs into roadmap priorities and technical proposals.
• Shape capabilities for remote real-time teleoperation.
• Collaborate with engineering, science and operations on model-assisted annotation and intervention systems.

Skills

PM experience (AI)

Architecture tradeoffs

Robotics domain familiarity

Data-driven decision making

Job description

What the role actually is

Amazon Robotics is hiring a technical product manager for the GO-AI Technology and Development team. The role owns roadmap and feature strategy across annotation tools, near-real-time remote intervention, data discovery, reporting, and foundation-model workflows for robotics operations.

The interesting piece is the shift from manual visual reasoning work toward model-assisted automation and teleoperation. This is product management for the systems that help Amazon Robotics scale AI-backed operational decisions.

What you would work on

• Define product strategy for GO-AI applications and data workflows
• Translate robotics operations needs into roadmap priorities and technical proposals
• Shape new capabilities for remote real-time teleoperation
• Work with engineering, science, and operations teams on model-assisted annotation and intervention systems

What they are asking for

• Product management experience for technical or AI-heavy systems
• Ability to work with applied science and engineering teams on architecture tradeoffs
• Comfort with robotics, fulfillment operations, annotation, labeling, or foundation-model workflows
• Data-driven judgment about customer needs, operations, and product execution

Why this one is worth a look

This role sits at a useful layer of robotics product work: not the robot hardware itself, but the AI operations surface that decides how quickly robots can learn from edge cases and human intervention. It is a strong fit for someone interested in product work around embodied AI infrastructure.