Strategic Enterprise Account Executive (Amazon)

October 6, 2026

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Requirements

Demonstrates curiosity about AI tools and emerging technologies, with a willingness to learn and leverage them to enhance productivity, collaboration, or decision-making
Proven experience managing a single named strategic account of massive scale - ideally Amazon directly, or a comparable Fortune 10 enterprise where the account represented a top-three revenue relationship for your company
10+ years of experience in enterprise software sales, with 6+ years specifically selling in the Enterprise or Strategic segment
Demonstrated ability to negotiate and drive massive, multi-million dollar renewal cycles end-to-end, leveraging executive alignment and strategic account planning
Natural capability to act as the "quarterback" for a dedicated account team, aligning Product, Engineering, Customer Success, and Partner/Channel teams to serve the customer
Outstanding instincts for mapping and navigating complex organizational, political, and financial structures within decentralized enterprise environments
Direct existing relationships within Amazon's IT, Collaboration, or major Line of Business functions (e.g., Marketing, Sales, Product, HR) is a plus
Prior experience navigating SaaS co-selling and purchasing via the AWS Marketplace is a plus
At Asana, we're committed to building teams that include a variety of backgrounds, perspectives, and skills, as this is critical to helping us achieve our mission. If you're interested in this role and don't meet every listed requirement, we still encourage you to apply

What the job involves

We are looking for a world-class Strategic Named Account Executive to fully own and elevate our relationship with Amazon, one of Asana's largest and most strategic customers globally
In this highly visible role, you will operate far beyond transactional sales to lead a fully resourced, dedicated account team (including a dedicated CSM, SE, Technical Account Manager, and Customer Enablement Manager)
You will build deep, multi-departmental executive partnerships across Amazon's sprawling organization, position our next-generation AI product portfolio, and lay the strategic groundwork for one of the most significant renewal cycles in our company's history
This is a unique opportunity to take over a healthy, massive marquee account and drive the orchestration necessary to make the relationship extraordinary
Fully embed yourself in the Amazon relationship, mapping key stakeholders, identifying executive sponsorship gaps, and establishing a consistent executive engagement rhythm
Partner closely with your dedicated Amazon account team (CSM, SE, TAM, CEM) to lead a highly coordinated, unified front
Deeply understand the bi-directional technical and commercial relationship between Asana's product suite and Amazon's infrastructure/marketplace
Build and scale trusted partnerships with Fortune 10 senior line-of-business and IT executives across Amazon
Design and execute high-impact Quarterly Business Reviews (QBRs) that clearly quantify and prove Asana's value realization
Generate awareness and early adoption of Asana’s latest innovation portfolio, including AI Teammates, Dash, and agentic AI workflows
Collaborate closely with Asana's channel and partner teams to optimize our presence and co-selling opportunities via the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace
Proactively construct the commercial runway and strategic roadmap for a massive upcoming renewal cycle

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