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BASIC QUALIFICATIONS- 5+ years experience related to business development, management consulting, strategic partnerships, enterprise sales, technology development, or program/product management experience.
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Join the Worldwide Specialist Organization (WWSO) Startup team as a Business Development Specialist for Amazon Bedrock! Own the Startup GTM strategy and execution for Amazon Bedrock in the western US, collaborating with teams in the field including Sales, Partners, Marketing, and other Specialists.
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WWSO teams include business development, specialist and technical solutions architecture. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS- Startup background and experience at a VC or PE-backed firm in a Product, BD, or Sales Executive capacity.
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