Technical Product Launch Manager , Robotics

Technical Product Launch Manager I, Amazon Robotics

Amazon Robotics is transforming the future of fulfillment by deploying autonomous mobile robots, robotic manipulation systems, and AI-driven orchestration software across hundreds of fulfillment centers that collectively move billions of packages a year. As a Technical Product Launch Manager I, you will support the end-to-end launch of next‑generation robotics technologies directly into Amazon’s live operational network, working under the guidance of senior product launch managers.

Your work will have immediate, measurable impact: the systems you help launch will reduce customer delivery times, improve associate safety, and drive operational efficiency at a scale few roles anywhere in the world can match.

The Product Launch team is the critical bridge between Amazon Robotics Engineering & Product and Amazon Operations & Maintenance during the rollout of new automation solutions that are being built in production through fast iteration. You will develop foundational expertise in breakthrough technologies, support engineering triages, contribute to performance deep dives, and translate field observations into product improvements that shape the engineering roadmap.

You will contribute to training development from the associate level up to senior leadership, build customer relationships, and support adoption across a growing network.

Your morning starts with a stand-up at a fulfillment center, reviewing overnight performance data for a robotic system beta test. You spot an availability anomaly, flag it to the engineering team, and help triage the issue by gathering logs and testing a firmware edge case. By mid-morning, you are facilitating hands-on training for technicians, delivering teardown procedures developed by your team earlier in the launch cycle.

After lunch, you shift to tactical execution, compiling field test data from multiple sites into a summary that your senior program launch manager will use in a product improvement proposal. You document patterns that could reduce maintenance time by 30%, and join a retrospective to capture lessons learned and take ownership of updating the team’s field observation template for the next launch.

Late afternoon, you update launch trackers, draft inputs for a status report that your manager will present to senior stakeholders, and coordinate logistics for an upcoming launch milestone. No two days are identical: some weeks you are deep in data collection, others you are boots-on-the-ground troubleshooting. What stays constant is the impact. The systems you help launch serve millions of customers, the observations you surface shape the engineering roadmap, and the processes you follow and refine make your entire team more effective.

• Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage
• Maternity and Parental Leave Options
• Paid Time Off (PTO)
• 401(k)…