1 day ago
Tokyo, JapanSenior
Responsibilities
- Develop and own technical account plans and strategies while supporting business planning.
- Use sales, programming, and solutions architecture expertise to demonstrate the value of Google Cloud through demos, pilots, and workshops.
- Architect cross-pillar solutions, drive technical wins, and define initial delivery plans for customers.
- Support pricing activities and transition final delivery plans to implementation teams.
- Monitor delivery-plan progress and support cross-functional teams during ramp, delivery, migration, and implementation phases.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
- 10 years of experience with cloud-native architecture in a customer-facing or support role.
- Experience with cloud engineering, on-premise engineering, virtualization, or containerization platforms.
- Experience engaging with or presenting to technical stakeholders or executive leaders.
- Experience with programming languages, debugging, systems design, prototyping, demos, or customer workshops.
- Preferred experience promoting technical solutions in infrastructure modernization, application modernization, data management, data analytics, Cloud AI, networking, migrations, or security.
- Preferred experience driving business-cycle activities, developing customer workload strategies, migrating applications and services to cloud platforms, and applying security concepts such as encryption, identity management, access control, and attack vectors.
Tech Stack
Google CloudGoogle Cloud Platform
Categories
Solutions Engineering
About Google
Google builds consumer and enterprise software and services including Search, Android, YouTube, Chrome, Maps, Gmail, and Google Cloud. Its business model centers on digital advertising and paid cloud, software, and hardware offerings (e.g., Pixel and Nest) for consumers, developers, and organizations. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, Google operates globally as a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
