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Summary
Manage and execute content strategies for major AWS events, leveraging data and content tools to optimize attendee experience.
AWS is seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Event Content Manager to support content strategy execution for tier-one global AWS events, including the Global AWS Summit series. This role is crucial for ensuring smooth operations, effective team communication, and delivering high-quality content experiences. Travel (domestic + international) is required.
- *Key Responsibilities:**
- **Content Operations:**
- **Content Tooling & Technology:**
- **Content Measurement & Improvement:**
- *Basic Qualifications:**
- 4+ years of professional non-internship marketing experience.
- Proven experience using data and metrics to drive improvements.
- Experience building, executing, and scaling cross-functional programs or marketing campaigns.
- Proficiency in data management tools (e.g., Airtable, Excel).
- Strong organizational skills, excellent communication, and ability to manage multiple tasks.
- Adaptable, tech-savvy, and comfortable collaborating with diverse teams across time zones.
- *Preferred Qualifications:**
- Event planning experience, including onsite event execution for large-scale conferences (10k-25k+ attendees).
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