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Alliances Manager

Mintlify · San Francisco | New York City · On-site

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About Mintlify

Self-updating documentation for startups, enterprises, and agents. Backed by Y Combinator and a16z.

About the role

Seller team ownership → Own a dedicated set of AWS seller teams that are mapped one to one with a specific Mintlify sales team, whether that's an industry vertical or a segment, assigned by the Alliances Lead, and be personally accountable for adoption and pipeline results inside that paired book, not the AWS org broadly. Found on 1752vc Careers, the job board for startup and VC roles.

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We're on a mission to empower builders.

Massive reach: Our docs platform serves 100 million+ developers every year and powers documentation for 20,000+ companies, including Anthropic, Microsoft, PayPal, Spotify, Coinbase, X, and over 20% of the last YC batch.

Small team, huge impact: We recently passed 65 employees and raised a $45 million Series B led by A16Z and Salesforce Ventures. Each new hire has a huge impact on shaping the company's trajectory.

Culture of slope over y-intercept : We value learning velocity, grit, and unapologetically unique personalities.

We grew in value faster than headcount and we’re looking to align the two quickly.

Seller team ownership → Own a dedicated set of AWS seller teams that are mapped one to one with a specific Mintlify sales team, whether that's an industry vertical or a segment, assigned by the Alliances Lead, and be personally accountable for adoption and pipeline results inside that paired book, not the AWS org broadly.

Account mapping execution → Build and keep current the AWS account overlap map for the seller teams they own, cross referenced against the accounts owned by their paired Mintlify sales team so AWS coverage and our own go...

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