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  • Market and industry intelligence: familiarity with IT buyers, both technical and business-oriented decision makers; know the IT industry and the ecosystem within which Veeam plays.

  • · Become technically proficient in all things Veeam, with the ability to discuss with confidence the features and functionality and how they provide business value and solve business challenges.

  • Work with diverse teams to generate programs that are specifically tailored to analyst communities; coach the global team to think of analysts as core to Veeam’s GTM audience for every activity and strategic communication

  • Company DescriptionKasten is now part of Veeam, bringing together two industry leaders to serve the growing need for Kubernetes application backup and mobility for IT and Cloud Operations teams across the globe.

  • Collaborate with other Veeam teams to ensure that the solutions architected exceed partner requirements, and that there is ongoing feedback to the Product Management and Development teams to help identify and prioritize ongoing product feature development

Veeam Software is a privately held US-based information technology company owned by Insight Partners that develops backup, disaster recovery and modern data protection software for virtual, physical and multi-cloud infrastructures. The company's headquarters are in Baar, Switzerland and Columbus, Ohio, United States.

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