Enterprise Network Technical Program Manager (British Columbia)

Enterprise Network Technical Program Manager (British Columbia)

09 Nov
|
Amazon
|
British Columbia

09 Nov

Amazon

British Columbia

Coordinate enterprise network projects for Amazon Corporate Network Engineering, combining network protocols, technical judgment, and disciplined program delivery.
The Technical Program Manager partners with NDEs and SysDEs to deliver next-generation solutions for Amazon Corporate Offices globally. This Corporate Office Network Engineering assignment requires planning, delivery, and effective communication through ambiguity. You will work with engineers, technicians, project managers, senior management, and external vendors.
Key Responsibilities: Manage competing enterprise networking programs concurrently
Facilitate meetings with technical and business stakeholders
Create schedules and keep large groups informed
Collaborate on creative solutions to complex problems




Monitor project costs, timelines, and milestones
Requirements: Three-plus years of technical infrastructure management experience
Previous work on network engineering projects
Knowledge of networking fundamentals and security concepts
Experience with routing protocols such as BGP, MPLS, or OSPF preferred
CCNA, equivalent networking certification, or bachelor's degree preferred
Apply network engineering expertise and program leadership to Amazon's globally distributed corporate office delivery initiatives.

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📌 Enterprise Network Technical Program Manager (British Columbia)
🏢 Amazon
📍 British Columbia

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