Amazon Web Services, Inc.

Sales, Advertising, Account Management, Program Management, Cloud Computing

ProgramManager,CloudSalesCenterTalentTeam

$74–130k Arlington, Virginia, United States FULL TIME
The Brief

“Program Manager, Cloud Sales Center Talent Team at Amazon Web Services, Inc.. Skills: Program management, Talent development, Sales enablement. Own and optimize FSA program tracks. Execute programs for seller success”

What You'll Achieve.

Ramp sellers faster; Sellers perform higher

Industry & Context.

Sales, Advertising, Account Management, Program Management, Cloud Computing
Problems you'll solve

Data-driven decision making

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years program strategy, 5+ years program management, 3+ years process improvement, Advanced Excel, SQL knowledge, Data-driven improvements

Nice to Have

4+ years end to end delivery, Senior leadership communication, Process improvement initiatives, 3+ years leading complex programs, Sales talent programs

What You'll Do.

Own and optimize FSA program tracks

Execute programs for seller success

Leverage AI tooling for scale

Drive revenue acceleration

Develop sales-ready talent

Analyze industry trends

Provide strategic insights

Build feedback mechanisms

Partner with leadership

Translate strategy into components

Serve as thought leader

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Collaborate with leadership; Engage with sales leaders; Work with enablement teams; Connect with sales managers; Analyze program metrics; Collaborate with designers; Lead feedback sessions; Strategize with leaders; Work with operations teams

Communication Scope

Senior stakeholder communication

Process & Methodology

Program management

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