Mactores
Business Development Representative
Seattle, WA
Sponsorship not specified$60k-$70kDetected 78 days ago
AWSMachine LearningAgentic AIBusiness DevelopmentCadenceLeadership
About the role
- Our delivery model is built around AI agents that absorb the repetitive 60-70% of engagement work, discovery, schema mapping, validation, test generation, cutover rehearsal, that traditional consulting bills against human hours.
- Forward-deployed engineers work on top of those agents, embedded with the customer's team, owning architecture, judgment, and cutover.
Responsibilities
- Reach out, follow up, show up at AWS Summits and regional partner events, and build named relationships.
- Walk AWS reps through what agent-native AWS modernization means in practice and why it's different from what every other partner in their deck says.
Nice to have
- Identify customer fit, frame the business problem, articulate Mactores' business value, and tee up the technical demo.
- Hand off to the forward-deployed engineer for the architecture walkthrough.
- Your job is to make sure the FDE walks into a qualified room.
- Source Amazon-originated opportunities into the Mactores pipeline, register them in ACE, and keep the AWS rep in the loop through cycle close.
- Comfort talking to AWS field teams.
- Prior work at an AWS partner, exposure to AWS Partner Central, ACE, or MAP, and time on the floor at AWS Summits or re:Invent are preferred, not required but they shorten the ramp.
- Comfort with the technical concepts of cloud modernization, data platforms, and agentic AI without being the engineer in the room.
- You can read an architecture diagram, talk through a case study, and name where the customer's pain is.
Skills
- Mactores is the agent-native AWS modernization firm.
- Most modernization doesn't ship.
- That is the entire pitch.
Compensation
- $60k-$70k
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