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Amazon · Seattle, WA

Sr. Business Development Manager - Tech, Devices Advertising, Devices Advertising, Amazon Publisher Monetization

US, WA, SeattleManager or leadSales

Listed on Amazon’s official careers site. Posted March 3, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Drive the growth and adoption of Amazon’s device advertising solutions. As a Senior Tech Business Developer on our Publisher Monetization Device Advertising team, you’ll lead the launch and expansion of key advertising initiatives across new customer segments and markets. You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to bring innovative advertising solutions to life, shaping go-to-market strategies, scaling existing channels, and delivering measurable revenue impact for Amazon Devices.

This role requires approximately 15% travel, primarily to meet with key partners and sales teams to align on strategic goals and drive adoption.

Key job responsibilities

Develop and execute a business plan focused on demand generation and adoption strategies, working closely with key stakeholders across business teams

Identify and implement innovative strategies to drive business growth, efficiency and scale within the device display advertising business

Define business goals based on market segmentation and customer insights

Work cross-functionally with sales, marketing, product, program and engineering teams to address customer needs and achieve revenue targets

Lead the day-to-day health of the business, ensuring smooth execution and alignment with strategic objectives

Build and maintain relationships with senior leadership to drive business growth and optimization

Collaborate with product and engineering teams to refine and enhance products/services based on market feedback

Set forth mechanisms to track adoption goals, set efficient sales motions to achieve desired outcomes

Prepare and present monthly business reviews on roadmap updates, strategic business inputs, output metrics, adoption goals, and financial performance

Define and analyze key business metrics to drive customer acquisition, retention, and revenue growth

A day in the life

As a Business Development Manager on our team, you'll focus on scaling our device display advertising business through strategic planning and cross-functional collaboration. Your day might include meeting with sales teams to align on adoption goals, analyzing market data to identify growth opportunities, or working with product and engineering partners to understand how new capabilities can address customer needs. You'll prepare business reviews that showcase roadmap progress and financial performance, while also building relationships with key partners and senior leadership.

Your work spans multiple initiatives—from launching new ad capabilities to expanding into emerging markets—all while ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and strategic alignment across teams.

About the team

We're a dynamic, cross-functional team dedicated to empowering advertisers to buy media across Amazon's network of publishers and devices. Our vision is to continuously innovate and scale solutions that drive measurable results for our customers. As our business evolves, we're introducing new ad capabilities, inventory supply, and measurement technologies that span multiple teams within Amazon. You'll collaborate closely with colleagues in sales, marketing, product, program management, and engineering to serve advertisers and publishers who depend on our platform.

We're committed to creating an environment where strategic thinking, customer focus, and collaborative problem-solving drive our success.

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