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Experience in direct sales or business development in software, cloud or SaaS markets selling to C-level executives. We are open to hiring candidates to work out of one of the following locations:Chicago, IL, USABASIC QUALIFICATIONS- 7+ years of direct sales or business development in software, cloud or SaaS markets selling to C-level executives experience- 5+ years of business development, partner development, sales or alliances management experiencePREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS.
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Pre-sales engineering, technical business development, strategic partnerships, or program/product management experience. AWS Solutions Architects collaborate with AWS Sales and other AWS teams to help address customer business challenges and accelerate the adoption of AWS services.
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Master's degree, or MBA in business, operations, human resources, adult education, organizational development, instructional design or related field. We’re looking for a talented, smart, and driven Senior Program Manager Sales & Operations (S&OP) and Capacity Planning.
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