Senior TPM — Autonomous Perception for Drone Delivery
amazonSeattle (WA)
Senior TPM — Autonomous Perception for Drone Delivery
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amazonSeattle (WA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Amazon Prime Air Perception Team in Seattle seeks a Sr Technical Program Manager to own the development of autonomous perception systems. You will lead cross‑functional programs across Seattle and Europe, defining roadmaps, coordinating releases, and ensuring safety and reliability of our perception stack for growing flight operations.
The role emphasizes partnering with research to evaluate vision/ML approaches, driving KPI‑driven progress, managing risks, and presenting clear plans to senior
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