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We make sure Amazon gets value for money every time it buys non-inventory goods and services for its Fulfillment Centers (FCs) and corporate business. This includes securing the constant flow of packaging goods and services, supplied at the best overall value to the business on a day to day basis, Blanket Purchase Order management, Key Performance Indicators (KPI) bridging ownership, Accounts Payable invoice hold resolution, site launch support, and escalation management.
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) is looking for a world class AMER Data Partner Development Specialist (PDS) to grow the AWS Data (database & analytics services) business through consulting (SI/GSI) partners in North America.
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