Trust and Privacy Technical Program Manager, Devices & Services Trust, Privacy, and Accessibility (TPA)
About the role
Devices & Services Trust, Privacy and Accessibility (DSTPA) is responsible for maintaining and raising the trust bar for Amazon customers across a diverse set of 30+ Devices and Services. We offer horizontal services for builders to ensure trust, privacy, and accessibility is built into our products and services. We also build customer-facing capabilities that provide customers with control and transparency while reducing trustbusting risks, and enable partner teams to innovate with appropriate guardrails for content moderation, privacy, customer promises, accessibility, fairness, and trust. The DSTPA team is seeking a Technical Program Manager with privacy, data protection, risk management expertise, and strong technical capabilities. This position requires detail-oriented risk event handling, technical system understanding, and high-judgment decision-making from event intake through incident containment or risk mitigation. You will work with builder, engineering, product, legal, PR, Marketing, and other teams to handle large scale, often urgent, escalated events, create processes for incident containment and risk remediation, investigate escalated events that are potentially high or critical risk, and support post-mortem analysis. You will support continuous reporting, testing and assurance, campaign operations, and metrics to inform stakeholders and management of key risk trends and patterns across D&S.
Responsibilities
- Manage escalated technical events and cases from start to finish; write detailed case notes, technical reports, summaries, and recommendations for various audiences, including leadership
- Execute trust and privacy compliance campaigns and initiatives with technical requirements, ensuring timely remediation within established SLAs
- Monitor and maintain operational scorecards and metrics dashboards using SQL, Python, and data visualization tools, performing trend analysis and identifying systemic issues
- Respond to and manage high