Principal Product Manager, Associate Workspace

Amazon Customer Service supports customers around the world through a large and diverse global workforce. The experience our Customer Service Associates have at work directly affects their ability to successfully serve customers.

We are looking for a Principal Product Manager to reimagine the day-to-day experience of being a Customer Service Associate and define the future of our Associate Workspace.

Our ambition is to make work simpler, more personalized, connected and engaging. Associates should have a coherent experience through which they can manage their workday, understand what matters to them, stay informed about changes, see their performance and progress, interact with their teams, and feel recognized for the work they do.

Today, many of these experiences are fragmented across different tools, systems and communication channels. The opportunity is not simply to aggregate them into a single interface. It is to rethink the experience from first principles around what associates need to successfully navigate and engage with their work.

Imagine an experience that understands each associate and their context and helps answer: What do I need to know today? What has changed? What actions do I need to take? How am I doing? What opportunities are available to me? How can I better connect with my team and organization?

The opportunity also extends beyond simplifying work. We want to explore how recognition, community, interaction and thoughtfully designed engagement mechanisms can make work more motivating and connected. This could include new ways to celebrate progress and achievements, create team experiences, or use gamification to make appropriate aspects of work more engaging, while thoughtfully navigating privacy, regulatory and cultural considerations across our global workforce.

As the Principal PM, you will define the long-term product vision and strategy for this experience. You will determine how capabilities spanning work management, communications, performance visibility, recognition, engagement and personalization should come together into a coherent product.

This is a highly ambiguous, zero-to-one role with significant cross-organizational scope. Many underlying capabilities will continue to be owned by other teams. You will establish the product experience and architecture that brings them together, influence partner roadmaps, and align senior Product, Engineering, UX, Science and Operations leaders around a common direction.

You will also define how AI and associate context can make the experience increasingly proactive and personalized, reducing friction and cognitive load while giving associates greater visibility and control over their work experience.