WW Physical AI Partner Lead, Industrials, AWS Specialist & P-Industries

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Application deadline: Jul 15, 2026

Would you like to be part of a team that is redefining automotive and driving emerging technology adoption to deliver strong business outcomes to Line of business executives. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is leading the next paradigm shift in computing and is looking for world class candidates to develop relationships and manage the success of our partners within the Automotive vertical, accelerating the industry transformation.

Position Overview: The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Worldwide Automotive and Manufacturing (A&M) team is seeking an experienced Industry Partner Leader to drive strategic initiatives with C-Suite executives in the automotive industry. This role will focus on accelerating innovation in Connected Mobility, Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV), Digital Customer Experience, and Autonomous Mobility development. The WW Automotive ASP Industries Partner Lead team will be the single threaded leaders for Automotive in ASP (Aws Specialist and Partner) focusing on 1/ Industry Partner Strategy, 2/ Enablement and Execution of the Strategy with AWS Industry Business Unit, Partner Center of Excellence in AWS Partner Organization and Geos, 3/ Thought Leadership, and 4/ our Agentic-led Industry Partner Strategy.

Responsibilities include managing strategic relationships with influential leaders including building relationships with C-level, marketing, field and channel leaders. The ideal candidate is a part of a digital transformation team that drives tactical and strategic initiatives across the automotive value chain. The candidate will possess both an Automotive business development background with a strong sales acumen that enables them to engage at the CXO level, and easily interact with partners, enterprise customers, and sales/field representatives.

The candidate should also have a demonstrated ability to think strategically about business and technical challenges, with the ability to build and convey compelling value propositions and influence the roadmap of cross-industry partner solutions. The position also requires a strong technical acumen, along with working knowledge of the Automotive Technology and Services landscape.

Key job responsibilities

Strategic Partner Development: 1/Develop and execute strategic partnership plans with industrial customers and technology partners inclusive of Agentic start-ups in collaboration with PDM in COE or in regions supporting Industry Business Unit (IBU) strategic priorities. This includes solution roadmaps, and go-to-market campaigns / packages in line with AWS IBUs visions, 2/ Build and maintain C-level relationships across the partner ecosystem, establishing AWS as the preferred cloud platform for Physical AI solutions, 3/Drive joint business planning, innovation and go-to-market campaigns/packages in line with AWS Physical AI IBUs strategic directions.

Innovation Leadership: 1/ Lead strategic workload initiatives in Smart Products, and Physical AI including Robotics & Autonomous Systems, Simulation & Synthetic Data, Digital Twins & HPC Modeling, IoT & Edge Connectivity, Industrial AI for industrial customers, 2/ Identify and develop new business opportunities aligned with emerging industrial technology trends including robot fleet management, edge inference, and autonomous mobility.

Business Development: 1/ Create and execute go-to-market strategies with partners to create and drive revenue opportunities for AWS across automotive, manufacturing, and energy verticals, 2/ Drive partner revenue growth and solution adoption, 3/ set and manage Launched ARR targets and work with the partner and AWS sales organizations to achieve/exceed goals, 4/ Support field teams in solution building for high-priority customers, including customer workshops, 5/ Serve as an industry expert to develop business cases and ROI models for strategic initiatives and program developments, 6/ Execute the strategic business plan while working with key internal stakeholders (e.g., business development and partner teams, marketing, PR, legal, support, etc.)

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