Director AI Solutions, EMEA-LATAM
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Own Every Moment at NetApp
At NetApp, your ideas power innovation. We lead in intelligent data infrastructure—delivering unified storage, integrated data services, and solutions that help organizations unlock the full potential of their data, from AI to multicloud.
Ready to innovate and contribute to our path to $10B? Here, you'll collaborate with passionate teams, tackle real-world challenges, and see your impact in how customers transform and grow. If you're ready to bring curiosity, creativity, and drive to every moment, NetApp is where your journey begins. Join teams that innovate to elevate, drive results, and excel together across every function.
Job Summary
NetApp sits on 60% of the world's unstructured data. AI runs on unstructured data, and our customers' data is already with us, so we start most AI conversations from a position nobody else has.
We are building the engine that turns that into business, and both halves of it are already here: Solution Architects who design the data infrastructure for training, inference, agent runtimes and AI-ready data lakes, and business development people who build the propositions and target lists that open those conversations. What we want now is to run them as one team, with one plan, going after the AI opportunity in EMEA/LATAM proactively rather than one deal at a time.
That is this role. You lead the AI Solution Architects and the AI business development / GTM profiles across EMEA/LATAM, and you are accountable for a commercial result: incremental AI pipeline, a better win rate, and AI bookings growth year over year.
Key Responsibilities
Build the value propositions with the teams who have to sell them
Own our AI value propositions across the four workloads, built together with your architects and business developers, Area sales, Marketing and the partners we sell with. Each one needs an architecture we can defend, the accounts it applies to, and the competitive position and proof points the field will be asked for.
Scale what works
Take a proposition that produces opportunities in one country and make it work across the region, run by people who did not build it. Stop the motions that do not convert. Scale through partners as well, particularly where the buying decision follows a validated reference architecture.
Be our AI voice in EMEA
Be the person the market, the press and our own field look to for NetApp's view on AI data infrastructure: inference economics, agent runtimes and data governance, European sovereignty and regulation, and the competitive stacks. Build the same standing in the people around you.
Hire and develop the talent this depends on
Hire above the bar we have today across two quite different profiles, set the AI technical bar for the wider SE and SA community, build succession, and choose deliberately where the team spends its time.
Make our SEs and Client Executives effective on AI workloads
Get several hundred Systems Engineers and Client Executives to the point where they can open, qualify and lead an AI workload conversation on their own accounts. Judge the enablement on the opportunities they create afterwards.
Build the relationships where platform decisions get made
Hold your own relationships with the CTOs, chief architects and heads of AI and platform who decide where their AI workloads will run, maintained between deals, so we are in the conversation before the architecture is set.
Job Requirements
Basic qualifications
- 12+ years in enterprise technology including strategic and people leadership, with 5+ years managing people. Experience leading both technical (pre-sales, solution architecture) and commercial (business development, GTM) profiles, or a credible case for why you can.
- A record of creating pipeline in a new or emerging segment, with the numbers and the plays behind it.
- Real fluency in the AI infrastructure stack, deep enough to set a bar rather than repeat one: GPU clusters and reference architectures, training and fine-tuning pipelines, inference serving and its economics, agent runtimes and frameworks, RAG and vector search, data lake architecture, and where the data layer sits in each. You should be able to hold your own with a CTO or Head of AI without an architect in the room.
- Commercial and dimensioning judgement: able to test whether a solution is right-sized and defend a design choice, including a smaller one, under pressure.
- Able to influence without authority across sales, technical, marketing and partner organisations in a matrixed, multi-country environment.
- Executive presence at C-level, including when the outcome is