Sr. Product Manager – Technical, Amazon Leo Accessories & Indoor Units

Amazon Leo is Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite network. Our mission is to deliver fast, reliable broadband connectivity to customers beyond the reach of existing networks. From households to small businesses, schools, hospitals, and government agencies, Amazon Leo will serve communities and organizations operating in places without dependable internet access. We are seeking a Sr. Product Manager – Technical (PMT) to own the end-to-end product portfolio for Accessories and Indoor Units (IDUs). This role encompasses all indoor and outdoor accessories including routers, power injectors, power accessories, mounting hardware, cables, and future accessory innovations. The portfolio serves customers across Amazon Leo – including consumers, small businesses, and large enterprises. In this role, you will define the product vision and multi-year roadmap for the Accessories & IDU portfolio, drive new product development (0→1) while optimizing existing products for cost, quality, and customer experience. You will work cross-functionally with hardware engineering, firmware, industrial design, supply chain, regulatory, and go-to-market teams to deliver world-class products at scale. This is a high-visibility, individual contributor role that directly impacts the out-of-box experience for every Amazon Leo customer. Key job responsibilities - Development, launch, and post-launch optimization across all customer segments. - Define and maintain the multi-year product roadmap; prioritize investments based on customer needs, business impact, technical feasibility, and cost targets. - Drive new product development (0→1) for next-generation indoor units (routers), power solutions, mounting systems, cables, and outdoor accessories. - Write detailed PRFAQs and business requirements documents (BRDs) that translate customer needs into actionable engineering specifications. - Partner with hardware engineering, firmware, industrial design, and test teams to deliver products on schedule, within cost targets, and at quality bar. - Collaborate with supply chain, sourcing, and operations teams to optimize BOM cost, manufacturability, and availability across ODM/JDM manufacturing partners. - Work with regulatory and certification teams to ensure products meet global compliance requirements (FCC, CE, UL, etc.) across all target geographies. - Define and analyze product metrics (quality, cost, adoption, customer satisfaction); use data to inform roadmap decisions and drive continuous improvement. - Represent the Accessories & IDU portfolio in leadership reviews, communicating strategy, trade-offs, and progress with clarity. - Identify opportunities to create system and shared components across customer segments to improve efficiency, reduce time-to-market, and drive economies of scale. Export Control Requirement: Due to applicable export control laws and regulations, candidates must be a U.S. citizen or national, U.S. permanent resident (i.e., current Green Card holder), or lawfully admitted into the U.S. as a refugee or granted asylum. A day in the life In a typical week, you might start your morning reviewing factory build reports and quality data from a manufacturing partner in Asia, then pivot to a design review with mechanical and electrical engineers on a next-generation accessory. By mid-day, you’re leading a roadmap prioritization discussion with your engineering and supply chain counterparts, making trade-off decisions between cost, schedule, and feature scope for an upcoming router revision. In the afternoon, you might draft a PRFAQ for a new indoor device, respond to field feedback from an enterprise installation team, or work with regulatory to clear a certification blocker in a new market. You’ll close out the day preparing a WBR deck or writing a requirements document that translates what you learned from customers into crisp engineering specifications. No two days are the same — the role blends deep technical problem-solving,