Technical Product Manager
Core
Own end-to-end GenAI and Agentic AI product outcomes for enterprise clients, building scalable deployment patterns, evals, and reference architectures within the AWS ecosystem.
Role type
Staff Product Manager (Generative & Agentic AI)
Builds
Production-ready GenAI solutions, agent orchestration systems, and scalable deployment patterns for enterprise clients.
Domain
Enterprise Software / Generative AI / Agentic AI / AWS Cloud
Deliverable
production ML models | product features
Required skills
GenAI fluency (LLMs, RAG, fine-tuning, prompt engineering, evals), Agentic AI systems design (orchestration, tool use, HITL, guardrails), Enterprise product strategy, Technical fluency (reading code, architecture evaluation), AI prototyping, Stakeholder management, AWS AI ecosystem knowledge
Preferred skills
Software engineering background (Python, JavaScript, TypeScript), Agency or consulting delivery experience, Financial Services/Healthcare/Life Sciences industry experience, Open-source LLM ecosystem familiarity (Llama, Mistral), Leading time-boxed discovery initiatives
Technologies
AWS Bedrock, AgentCore, SageMaker, Strands, Kendra, OpenSearch, Lambda, Step Functions, Cursor, Claude, Copilot, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Llama, Mistral
Responsibilities
Define and drive product vision and roadmap for GenAI solutions; Translate enterprise problems into structured product requirements; Research user interactions with AI agents and de-risk assumptions via experiments; Define agent behavior, prototype system prompts, and manage context; Drive multi-model architecture tradeoffs and define quality/cost/latency targets; Establish agent evaluation frameworks and production readiness metrics; Own end-to-end product lifecycle from discovery to rollout; Manage product backlog and drive agile ceremonies; Partner with AWS Solution Architects on technical approach and go-to-market; Frame AI capabilities and limitations for non-technical stakeholders.
Seniority
Staff, initiative-level ownership & strategic impact