Partner Solution Architect (AWS)

Triwill Group; United States; Remote; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Supabase is seeking a Platform Evangelist to embed with AWS Solutions Architects, helping customers see how Supabase fits into modern backends. You’ll create workshops, demos, and reference content that make integration with AWS services fluent for SAs and customers.

You’ll develop technical blog posts and case studies, represent Supabase at events, and collaborate with product teams to scale developer tooling and adoption across regions.

Qualifications

• 5+ years of experience in technical roles with deep hands-on AWS experience.
• Previous experience working at AWS or as an AWS partner is required.
• Understand AWS SAs' incentives, how they make recommendations.

Responsibilities

• Foster relationships with AWS Solutions Architects to drive Supabase adoption.
• Develop workshops, demos, and guides to enable AWS SAs.
• Create blogs, case studies, and video content.

Skills

AWS expertise

Developer relations

Public speaking

Job description

About SupabaseSupabase

is the Postgres development platform, built by developers for developers. We provide a complete backend solution including Database, Auth, Storage, Edge Functions, Realtime, and Vector Search. All services are deeply integrated and designed for growth.

About the Role

Supabase is a validated AWS partner building toward a structured multi-year partnership, and we're just getting started. AWS SAs are talking to thousands of customers who need exactly what we build—a full backend platform with Postgres at the core—without the vendor lock-in. This is an opportunity to get Supabase in front of the right SAs and make us the default recommendation for a modern backend.

We’re looking for a Platform Evangelist to join our Partnerships Team and help embed Supabase into the global AWS Solutions Architect community. This role reports directly to the Alliance Lead for the AWS partnership.

You’ll work closely with AWS Solutions Architects, helping us proactively identify customer problems where Supabase is the right solution and closing the gap between partner intent and real customer outcomes. This role is ideal for someone who thrives in async, fast-paced environments and is excited about building developer tools that scale to millions.

What You’ll Be Responsible for

In this role, you’ll focus on three core pillars:

Technical Evangelism

• Build deep relationships with AWS Solutions Architects, focusing initially on defined verticals and open-source database migration motions.
• Develop and deliver technical workshops, training materials, and enablement content to give AWS SAs the fluency to position Supabase.
• Create demos, integration guides, and reference architectures that make Supabase’s fit with AWS services immediately legible.
• Partner with AWS SAs on active opportunities, providing technical support to move deals forward and feeding pipeline intelligence back to the alliance.

Technical Support

• Resolve blockers for AWS SAs working on Supabase implementations to maintain their credibility with customers.
• Troubleshoot complex integration scenarios and turn solutions into reusable assets.
• Maintain a close feedback loop with Supabase product and engineering teams to ensure technical guidance reflects the latest platform capabilities.
• Measure success through co-sell opportunities sourced (ACE pipeline), influenced deals, and SA enablement metrics.

Content Creation

• Write technical blog posts and case studies that demonstrate real-world Supabase implementations.
• Represent Supabase at conferences, meetups, and AWS-sponsored events (e.g., re:Invent and regional summits).
• Develop video content and interactive learning experiences to reduce the "time-to-fluency" for AWS SAs.

You Might Be a Good Fit If

• You Have 5+ years of experience in technical roles with deep hands-on AWS experience.
• Previous experience working at AWS or as an AWS partner is required.
• Understand AWS SAs' incentives, how they make recommendations, and how