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We are looking for an experienced senior product marketing manager to join the High Performance Computing Product Marketing team. Experience with Excel or Tableau (data manipulation, macros, charts and pivot tables.
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Creative, O&O, product, paid media, production, programming) to build and execute integrated marketing plans that help us reach & exceed viewership and other business goals. The Sports Marketing team is charged with creating world-class marketing campaigns to deliver this growing portfolio of live sports content to Amazon customers.
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As a Senior Product Marketing Manager, you will be responsible for implementing high visibility marketing campaigns and promotions, authoring go-to-market documents for new program offers, and partnering with teams across Amazon to assess strategic opportunities for program growth and automation.
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To build cohesive and informative onboarding and early engagement journeys to support marketing and product initiatives for Amazon Music customers across all of our tiers (Free, Prime, and Amazon Music Unlimited.
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