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AWS is seeking an experienced Strategic Account Manager to lead and continue to expand the business with one of our company’s largest and most innovative customers. The Strategic Account Manager will be a key member of the team responsible for providing business leadership and creative direction for this highly visible customer.
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As the Short Term Linehaul SS&O Senior Supply Chain Manager, this team member will specifically be responsible for partnering with key internal and external team stakeholders to determine the optimal network level demand execution plan.
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The AWS Sales Insights, Analytics, Data Engineering and Science (SIADS) Startup team is looking for a talented, driven, self-directed Senior Insights Product Manager to join an organization that is responsible for driving adoption of the AWS platform by startups around the world.
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You will define an executive relationship strategy within the account, including building a strong working relationship with the AWS senior leadership team for executive sponsorship, executive business reviews, and shaping go-to-market opportunities.
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