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Agent guide: [/agents.md](https://www.wearedevelopers.com/agents.md). --- # Senior Technical Program Management - Mechanical Systems, DCE - Mechanical Products & Services - **Company:** Amazon.com, Inc. - **Location:** Austin, TX, United States - **Experience:** Expert - **Salary:** $148,700.0 - $201,200.0 - **Contract:** Permanent contract - **Skills:** Systems Engineering, Data Centers, Software Engineering, Information Technology, AWS Data Analytics - **Published:** August 11, 2026 - **Apply:** https://www.jobmonkeyjobs.com/career/27920481/Senior-Technical-Program-Management-Mechanical-Systems-Dce-Mechanical-Products-Services-Texas-Austin-7375 ## About the Role Bachelor's degree in engineering, computer science or equivalent - 7+ years of working directly with engineering teams experience - Experience leading complex technical programs for Mechanical Cooling and/or Controls Systems for large commercial/industrial or mission critical buildings - 3+ years developing and validating hardware products for direct-to-chip or immersion forms of liquid cooling - 5+ years of technical product or program management experience and project management disciplines including scope, schedule, budget, quality, along with risk and critical path management experience, 7+ years of technical product or program management experience - Experience leading highly technical programs involving infrastructure, complex systems, systems engineering - Experience defining KPI's/SLA's used to drive multi-million dollar businesses and reporting to senior leadership - Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering - focus on Thermal/Cooling solutions ## Description Build strategic plans for new Mechanical Solutions and methods to reach maturity for global deployment. - Plan for global and regional nuances, test and validate, create deployment schedules, and similar production readiness actions. - Lead the development, deployment, and sustainment of Mechanical Systems for our next generation data center in a highly cross-functional environment, which includes internal customers, hardware, and software development teams. - Provide program management leadership in the application of new technologies and/or retro-fit type work to enable large scale hardware deployments in a continuous effort to deliver a world-class customer experience. - Drive teams inside and outside the organization to deliver complex cross-functional programs with high impact to the organization. A day in the life Our TPMs work closely with key partners to innovate, create, manage, and deliver holistic programs, and ensure products are fully production ready at launch. "Production ready at launch" addresses requirements for a product to be viable for global deployment: approved financials, technical specifications and designs, supplier sourcing and qualification, testing, operations training, and similar requirements. We build and execute the plan that addresses requirements in these areas, resulting in a product or solution that is production ready for global deployment. About the team Within AWS Data Center Engineering, the Mechanical Products & Services team provides engineering expertise and design support for mechanical equipment in data centers globally. This includes support for new products and design features that address the mechanical cooling systems included in data center deployments. We own and support mechanical products throughout their lifecycle. 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