Amazon Web Services

Public Sector

SeniorAccountManager:PublicSector

$950–1500k ~AI est. Waterfall, Gauteng, South Africa FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Account Manager: Public Sector at Amazon Web Services. Skills: Public Sector Sales, Account management, Cloud solutions. Increase market penetration of AWS. Manage current AWS accounts”

What You'll Achieve.

Deliver results

Industry & Context.

Public Sector

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years of direct field experience selling software or cloud solutions, Experience creating and implementing long-term transformational account strategies, Experience working with and presenting to C-level executives, Experience identifying, developing, negotiating, and closing large-scale technology deals, Experience as a quota-carrying technology field sales professional, Proven track record of success/delivering results

Nice to Have

5+ years of Public Sector Sales experience, Direct sales experience in net new customer acquisition, Direct sales experience in customer success management, Direct sales experience in machine learning and artificial intelligence in the Public Sector

What You'll Do.

Increase market penetration of AWS

Manage current AWS accounts

Drive digital transformation

Engage with C-level executives

Engage with IT leaders

Engage with architects

Engage with developers

Engage with lines of businesses

Represent the entire portfolio of AWS products and

Ensure all updates related to account activities are

Ensure accurate forecasting of opportunities on the CRM

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; C-level executives; IT leaders; Lines of businesses

Communication Scope

Presenting to executives

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