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Principal Technical Program Manager, Sequence Models (project Sequoia)
Amazon · New York, NY · Posted 73 days ago
Drive end-to-end execution of a highly impactful, ambiguous ML initiative that spans Amazon Ads, Stores, and Media and reports to SVP and CEO leadership.
The Sequence Models team serves a centralized role developing sequence models to fundamentally understand Amazon's customers' journeys across all Amazon products (including Stores, Prime Video, Audible, Music, Twitch, etc.). These models will unlock new, actionable insights to optimize the customer experience, including when and how we serve ads. We leverage a host of scientific technologies to accomplish this mission, including Generative AI, classical ML, Causal Inference, Natural Language Processing, and Computer Vision.
As a Principal Technical Program Manager on the team, you will be at the forefront of innovation, driving program execution on this highly ambiguous, highly impactful initiative across Amazon. You will work across Product, Science, and Engineering to drive this initiative spanning SVP/CEO organizations. You will own the planning, execution, and delivery of this large-scale technical program that spans multiple teams, product organizations, and business stakeholders. You'll work at the intersection of Ads, Stores and Media technology, machine learning, and distributed systems to solve ambiguous problems that shape the future of the company.
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