Community Strategist – Amazon Jobs

Job Type: Senior Community Strategist from home
Location: Texas work from home
Company: Amazon

Responsibilities:

• Establish and formulate a worldwide approach for participating in and supporting sizable third-party developer conferences and events across the globe, encompassing communities that might not be affiliated with AWS
• Develop and implement tactics for an unofficial presence at small-scale community gatherings, such as meetups for third-party developers.

• · Present a plan detailing how these developer interactions will contribute to the achievement of immediate commercial objectives, mutual benefit, and long-term developer community trust.
• Determine the most important technological trends (such generative AI) and consider how developer event engagement strategy should be influenced by these trends.
• · Form internal alliances and structures to enable stakeholders from various organizations to coordinate around a shared third-party developer event plan.
• Construct an internal federation involving several organizations (such as Product Marketing, Field Marketing, Developer Relations, and Product Teams) and synchronize these stakeholders with a shared third-party developer event plan.
• Establish protocols, keep up-to-date playbooks, and serve as a consultant for these internal teams when they interact with developers at external events.
• · Establish and oversee procedures for evaluating and measuring the effects of engagements at third-party developer events over the short and long terms.

Requirements:

PRIMARY QUALIFCATIONS

• Over six years of experience in professional, non-internship marketing; familiarity with utilizing metrics and data to make improvements
• Proficiency in informing stakeholders of outcomes
• Proficiency in conveying outcomes to upper management

DESIDERED SPECIFICATIONS

• Expertise in creating, implementing, and growing cross-functional marketing initiatives;
• Proficiency in consumer segmentation, profiling, and targeting;
• Understanding of developer inclinations toward community events, activities, and learning resources, among other things.