Principal Product Manager Technical (PMT-ES), Amazon S3
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Amazon
📍 Seattle, WA, United States
Job Description
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Come build the future of high performance storage with Amazon S3 Express, the storage class purpose built to co-locate storage with compute and deliver consistent single digit millisecond data access. Launched at re:Invent 2023, it is designed for the most demanding, performance sensitive workloads, and we are still in the earliest innings. As AI training, inference, and agentic workloads reshape what applications demand from storage, this is where the hardest problems get solved.
As a Principal PMT, you will own product strategy for a service operating at the frontier of performance. The AI space is moving fast, the requirements are ambiguous, and the technical challenges are hard. Defining what the product becomes, from first principles, is the core of this role. You will drive an agentic storage strategy that confronts the inference memory wall and the explosion of context windows, shifting workloads away from compute heavy architectures and toward layered ca...
Come build the future of high performance storage with Amazon S3 Express, the storage class purpose built to co-locate storage with compute and deliver consistent single digit millisecond data access. Launched at re:Invent 2023, it is designed for the most demanding, performance sensitive workloads, and we are still in the earliest innings. As AI training, inference, and agentic workloads reshape what applications demand from storage, this is where the hardest problems get solved.
As a Principal PMT, you will own product strategy for a service operating at the frontier of performance. The AI space is moving fast, the requirements are ambiguous, and the technical challenges are hard. Defining what the product becomes, from first principles, is the core of this role. You will drive an agentic storage strategy that confronts the inference memory wall and the explosion of context windows, shifting workloads away from compute heavy architectures and toward layered ca...