Technical Program Manager, Event Network Delivery (Travel)

Amazon Web Services (AWS); Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 127,000 - 172,000; Full time

Job summary

Amazon Web Services, Inc. seeks a Technical Program Manager to own end-to-end delivery of event network infrastructure, manage external vendor relationships, and drive process improvements.

The role involves coordinating with event owners, engineering, venue staff, and network vendors, with travel to events to oversee deployment and operations. Ideal candidates will have strong program management experience, cross-functional collaboration skills, and the ability to thrive in high-visibility

Qualifications

• 3+ years of technical infrastructure management.
• 3+ years of project management disciplines (scope, schedule, budget, quality) with risk/critical path.
• Experience managing programs across cross-functional teams and coordinating release schedules.

Responsibilities

• Own end-to-end delivery of the event network by coordinating with event owners, engineering, venue staff, and network vendors; travel to events to oversee deployment, commissioning, and operations.
• Manage external network vendor relationships, ensuring alignment on deliverables, timelines, and quality; lead contract negotiations, including pricing and SLAs.
• Partner with internal teams to set strategic direction for event networking operations, build roadmaps, and implement scalable processes and SOPs.

Skills

Technical infra management

Project management

Cross-functional coordination

Job description

Amazon Web Services, Inc. seeks a Technical Program Manager to own end-to-end delivery of event network infrastructure, manage external vendor relationships, and drive process improvements.

The role involves coordinating with event owners, engineering, venue staff, and network vendors, with travel to events to oversee deployment and operations. Ideal candidates will have strong program management experience, cross-functional collaboration skills, and the ability to thrive in high-visibility