Amazon Publisher Monetization Twitch

Media & Entertainment

SeniorTechBusDevManager,APM

£115–175k ~AI est. London, England, United Kingdom FULL TIME
The Brief

“Senior Tech Bus Dev Manager, APM at Amazon Publisher Monetization Twitch. Skills: Business development, Revenue generation, Strategic partnerships. Identify revenue opportunities. Evaluate revenue opportunities”

What You'll Achieve.

Meet in-year targets; Operate ahead of revenue; Shape demand landscape; Drive durable revenue growth; Reduce revenue concentration risk; Expand Twitch Ads footprint

Industry & Context.

Media & Entertainment
Problems you'll solve

Problem solving with technology

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

Experience developing strategies, Experience managing programs, Experience developing business agreements, Experience solving problems with technology, Experience in Go-To-Market, Experience in Business Development, Experience in Sales, Experience in Consulting, Experience working with Data & AI technologies

Nice to Have

Interpreting data, Making business recommendations, Negotiating complex legal agreements, Executing complex legal agreements

What You'll Do.

Identify revenue opportunities

Evaluate revenue opportunities

Develop business cases

Define network packaging strategy

Create product bundles

Execute go-to-market strategies

Lead supply-side partnerships

Develop revenue growth strategies

Drive executive alignment

Influence product roadmap

Own strategic planning

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross functional teams; Sales; Product; Finance; Marketing; Senior leadership

Communication Scope

Executive-level alignment

Process & Methodology

Program management, Release scheduling

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