The AWS Cloud Sales Center (CSC) is a large sales organization generating over $11B in annual pipeline. As the CSC scales, our tool environment has grown faster than our ability to govern, measure, or consolidate it. Sellers are spending too much time navigating tools and not enough time with customers. Leaders lack seamless inspection mechanisms to make decisions with rigor. Promising AI capabilities are being adopted without measurement to prove they work.
We are hiring a Senior Product Manager to own the product vision and roadmap for the CSC's sales technology ecosystem. You will define what our sellers and managers need to move faster, decide what we build versus buy versus deprecate, and measure whether every tool in our environment adds velocity or creates drag. You will own the end-to-end product lifecycle for our inspection mechanisms, ensuring leadership at every level can inspect their business through seamless Salesforce-integrated experiences. You will spend time on the floor with sellers and leaders, sit in listening sessions, and deeply understand the customer problem before defining solutions. Your job is to translate seller and leader pain points into a prioritized product roadmap that gives time back, reduces friction, and ensures every tool earns its place through measurable impact on productivity and revenue.
A day in the life
You start the morning sitting in on a seller listening session with a group of CARs, taking notes on where their workflow breaks down and synthesizing themes into your product backlog. Mid-morning, you review pilot data from a tool that is underperforming against its success criteria and draft a deprecation recommendation with a migration plan for the next leadership review. After lunch, you work with the data team on the next iteration of the manager inspection experience in Salesforce, simplifying the information architecture so managers can review pipeline and talent health in one view instead of three. You end the day on the floor with a frontline manager, observing how she uses the products you have shipped and noting what to prioritize next quarter based on what you see.
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