Strategic Partner Development Principal Lead, Google Wallet

Strategic Partner Development Principal Lead, Google Wallet Advanced Experience owning outcomes and decision making, solving ambiguous problems and influencing stakeholders; deep expertise in domain. Minimum qualifications: Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience. 10 years of experience in business development, partnerships, management consulting, or investment banking, or 8 years with advanced degree. Experience in the consumer electronics, auto, OEMs, telecom, E-commerce/retail, apps, Ads, gaming, or technology industries. Experience working with C-level executives and cross-functionally across multiple levels of management. Experience managing agreements or partnerships. Preferred qualifications: Experience managing government agency partnerships and public-private initiatives. Demonstrated ability to negotiate and structure contracts, interpret legal documents, and work with legal to sign and close agreements. Agility in changing environments where thoughtfulness, action oriented mindset, persistent execution, relationships will drive your success. Success managing complex partners to drive growth and partnership success. Ability to proactively uncover new strategies or alternatives and influence product and engineering counterparts. Excellent communication skills to formulate and articulate partner value, ecosystem knowledge and other strategies. About the job Google Wallet's goal is to create a secure and helpful digital wallet for users, becoming a differentiated and essential part of daily life, both online and offline, and across surfaces. Our team is responsible for the product and growth partnerships that enable Wallet's many use cases, spanning transit, loyalty, health, events, digital identity, health, and more, for Google users globally. As the Strategic Partner Development Manager for Digital Identity, you will lead our United States (U.S.) business development and go-to-market efforts for Google Wallet’s identity solutions with issuing partners, to realize our goal: ensuring every Google user has access to digital IDs and the ability to securely store their ID in Google Wallet. Digital Identity is a rapidly emerging space of global importance. You will focus on ecosystem building and accelerating growth through initiatives with partners, new market launches, and bringing solutions to the market. You will lead end-to-end partnerships across both the public and private sectors, including with government agencies on mobile driver’s licenses (mDLs) and with enterprise partners. You will collaborate cross-functionally and with other Google teams to define and execute our U.S. strategy and identify appropriate partnerships and solutions. You will have experience with early-stage products and partnerships, the flexibility to try solutions, adapt, and quickly course-correct, working across multiple product areas, fluency with contract negotiations, and representing Google with C-level executives across partner organizations. US: $176,000 - $256,000 (USD) + 20% bonus target + equity + benefits. Learn more about benefits at Google. Responsibilities Lead business development and go-to-market efforts that help scale the Google Wallet product and ecosystem. Source, discuss, and maintain partnerships to meet Wallet and Payments product goals, managing everything from initial prospecting, incubating new partnership programs, managing existing relationships, and long-term relationship growth. Develop and execute on go-to-market strategies with ambitious goals to establish emerging products and first-of-kind partnerships, including prospecting for new opportunities, conducting partner/industry research, and collaborating on product strategy. Drive successful agreement integration by pitching to partners, finalizing agreements, executing account plans, and advocating for partner need to resolve complex issues. Collaborate effectively with teams across the organization (Product, Engineering, Legal, and other cross‑functional teams) and across regions to align resources and direction for go‑to‑market strategy or partner initiatives. Information collected and processed as part of your Google Careers profile, and any job applications you choose to submit is subject to Google's Applicant and Candidate Privacy Policy. Google is proud to be an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer. 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