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Google LLC is seeking a Senior Strategic Partnership Manager for Pixel Mobile Products Partnership in Mexico. You will lead commercial engagements with Tier-1 carriers and national retailers to expand distribution and go-to-market plans for Pixel devices.
You will shape revenue strategies, manage joint business plans, and negotiate terms with local partners while coordinating with product, marketing, and supply chain teams to drive market growth in Mexico.
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Please submit your resume in English - we can only consider applications submitted in this language.
Only applications of candidates with Mexican citizenship will be evaluated for this role in compliance with the provisions of Article 7 of the Federal Labor Law.
Our team is at the forefront of driving the growth and success of Google's hardware across Latin America, focusing on Mexico as a pivotal market for Pixel smartphones, Pixel Watch, and Pixel Buds. We build and cultivate high-impact partnerships across telecommunications carriers, major consumer electronics retailers, and national distributors. Collaborating closely with Mexican telco leaders and key retail conglomerates, we craft and execute localized go-to-market (GTM) strategies, expand open-market and carrier distribution channels, and elevate the consumer journey for Google's hardware ecosystem.
Through cross-functional alignment with product, marketing, supply chain, finance, and legal teams, we drive product adoption, commercial viability, and brand preference. We are seeking an entrepreneurial leader to secure strategic carrier/retail agreements, capitalize on market expansion opportunities, and establish Google Pixel as a leading premium smartphone choice in Mexico.
As a Senior Strategic Partnership Manager, you will lead commercial and strategic engagements with key Mexican partners—specifically Tier-1 telecom operators (such as Telcel/América Móvil, AT&T Mexico) and leading omnichannel retailers (such as Liverpool, Coppel, Elektra and Mercado Libre). You will lead the end-to-end partner strategy across B2C retail, carrier postpaid/prepaid programs, and emerging B2B enterprise mobility channels.
You will identify, negotiate, and execute complex joint business plans and distribution contracts. Acting as the primary commercial owner for your accounts, you will guide demand forecasting, manage commercial funding/MDF allocation, design localized promotional campaigns (e.g., Buen Fin, Hot Sale, carrier renewal cycles), and address operational hurdles. You will serve as the internal and external subject matter expert on the Mexican telecom and consumer electronics retail landscape.
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