Senior Product Manager, Payment Processing Visa Technology and Operations LLC
- $152,200–$243,700 Per Year
| Location | Seattle, WA |
| Industry | Retail |
| Company Size | 10,000 employees or more |
| Year Founded | 1994 |
| Website | http://Amazon.com/militaryroles |
We are seeking a Sr. Product Manager- Tech to lead the strategy and delivery of Amazon Customer Service"s (CS) content tooling, the platform authors and content teams use to create, manage, govern, and publish content at scale. This role owns the tools that turn CS content from a manual, high-effort process into an AI-assisted, governed system that keeps pace with Amazon"s growth. You will be the orchestration layer between content authors, product teams, technology organizations, and the operations teams who depend on accurate content, ensuring every tooling investment balances author productivity, content quality, and customer outcomes.
This role requires a combination of technical depth, content-operations acumen, and strategic thinking. You will drive both the authoring experience (creation, editing, and AI-assisted content generation) and the underlying content platform (the Global Content Store, Knowledge Artifact transformation, validation, and metadata governance). Your products will be the mechanism that moves content from reactive, one-off authoring to a scalable system that produces accurate, complete, channel-ready information.
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About the team
CS Service Design is the customer journey design authority across Amazon Customer Service, responsible for setting standards for all CS experiences and ensuring they contribute positively to Amazon"s long-term growth.
This leader partners with program owners across Amazon"s diverse business portfolio-from WW Amazon Stores to Devices & Digital to emerging ventures-to assess business needs and drive customer-obsessed product excellence. The organization owns the end-to-end CS experience strategy spanning all customer use cases, manages the unified intake point for new program launches requiring CS support, and owns the content strategy to empower both self-service and associate experiences with accurate, comprehensive knowledge.
Service Design also builds critical technical products including a scalable policy management system and surprise-and-delight customer engagement experiences, while leading the technical program management function that assesses initiative complexity and routes work across CS teams.


