Amazon · Arlington, VA

Privacy & AI Compliance Program Manager, Ops Trust

US, VA, ArlingtonManager or leadLegal & Compliance

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted September 1, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

The Ops Trust Team manages privacy and Algorithmic Systems compliance for Amazon Operations. We are seeking an experienced Program Manager to join the Ops Trust team, focused on AI Compliance and Privacy program execution within Worldwide Operations. This role sits at the intersection of privacy, AI compliance, and program management- ensuring that Amazon systems and applications comply with internal standards and external regulatory requirements.

Key job responsibilities

Own a privacy review program and/or AI system compliance workflow for all of Operations.

Manage several projects simultaneously with a sense of urgency.

Partner with Ops business lines, privacy & AI compliance specialists, legal stakeholders, and other Amazon compliance teams to assess and mitigate privacy and AI compliance risk.

Comfortable dealing with ambiguity and using data to drive results.

Identify, gather, track, and report key program metrics to Ops leadership.

Identify process improvements and opportunities to scale and automate.

Work collaboratively with internal stakeholders.

Communicate program status, risks, and blockers to leaders.

Must be a good human that enjoys being part of a fun team.

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