Senior Technical Program Manager, Terrestrial Networking Team
Amazon Inc
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This role pays less than 73% of similar roles. Most pay $174,950–$216,954 — the shaded band above. At the midpoint, this role pays about $175k versus about $196k for comparable roles.
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Amazon Inc. is the world''s largest e-commerce and cloud computing company, operating the Amazon marketplace, AWS cloud platform, Prime subscription services, Alexa voice AI, and logistics infrastructure. Industry: E-Commerce & Cloud Computing
Amazon Inc currently has 590 open roles on FindRole.
Listed pay typically runs $143,700–$194,400 across 588 roles with salary data.
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As a Senior Technical Program Manager - Lab, Software & Networking, you will join the team responsible for building the infrastructure foundation that enables engineering teams to validate satellite and ground-system components. You will own the complete lifecycle of test infrastructure, including multi-year roadmap planning, capital budget management, and the execution of expanded lab environments such as RF chambers, instrumentation, automated test racks, and motion systems. Your daily work involves translating complex engineering requirements into functional hardware and software specifications while coordinating with facilities, construction, and procurement teams to manage build-outs and vendor relationships. You will also lead cross-functional triage for infrastructure outages and develop performance dashboards for leadership. The role requires expertise in project management disciplines, capital planning, and experience within RF test or lab engineering environments to support the development of low Earth orbit satellite networks.
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Median $174950 from 50 postings across 12 companies.
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