Account Technology Strategist Financial Services

Microsoft Microsoft · Big Tech · São Paulo, SP, Brazil +2 · Account Technology

This role focuses on deepening relationships with financial services customers, understanding their industry and technology platforms, and driving strategic technology transformation. The Account Technology Strategist will develop and oversee account plans, identify opportunities for digitalization, and educate decision-makers on Microsoft's value proposition. The role involves orchestrating internal teams and partners to meet customer business needs and revenue targets, acting as a technology mentor to senior leaders, and contributing to customer skilling initiatives.

What you'd actually do

  1. Applies expertise (deep expertise across few accounts or broad expertise across many accounts) in customer businesses. technology platforms, and maturity to build digital technology strategy with the customer that is aligned to business outcomes.
  2. Acts as the customer's Technology Mentor in established relationships with senior leaders including technical decision makers (TDMs) and/or Business Unit leaders at the CIO or CIO direct-report level by researching organization charts, identifying and contacting TDMs/BDMs, and beginning to advise on solutions and position Microsoft capabilities to best meet the customer's needs.
  3. Uses existing and new readiness resources to support enablement plans for customer technology adoption at the national and regional level.
  4. Orchestrates internal teams and local partners (inclusive of global systems integrators and consultancy partners) to ensure sufficient technical resources for demand generation, when appropriate.
  5. Drives account planning for budgeting, quota attainment, consumption goals, and customer consumption gaps to inform quarterly and fiscal objectives.

Skills

Required

  • Financial Services industry expertise
  • Technology strategy development
  • Account management
  • Customer relationship management
  • Sales and business development
  • Team orchestration
  • Communication and presentation skills
  • Understanding of Microsoft product landscape and solutions

Nice to have

  • Deep expertise in specific customer accounts or broad expertise across many
  • Challenging customer assumptions
  • Leveraging industry trends for insights
  • Forecasting and account management recommendations
  • Advising on alternative business models
  • Identifying potential risks in customer accounts
  • Bringing business and industry insights to address broader business challenges
  • Positioning Microsoft capabilities against competitors
  • Customer skilling initiatives
  • Influencing customer technology engagement
  • Delivering industry/technology briefings