Re: Got .Net?

Where is the job, what is the company name, what are the pay ranges?

Mark


-----Original Message-----
From: diet coke [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Tuesday, 30 July 2002 3:26 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [DOTNET-JOBS] Got .Net?


Do you have a great sense of humor, and want to be at the heart of a
cornerstone of Microsoft's enterprise server business, and a core
component of Microsoft's .NET vision and strategy? Of, do you know
someone who does?

I have worked with this team for a year and they rock -- and they need a
Technical Product Manager and a Group Product Manager with very strong
WebServices/SQL/XML experience.

Group Manager:

Create and execute strategies to increase market share in key customer
segments, including the enterprise and small and medium businesses; work
closely with the sales force to execute go to market initiatives;
increase the scope and penetration of the business intelligence and data
warehouse business; and drive key messages and activities across IT,
developer, and business decision maker audiences. In addition, the Group
Product Manager will be responsible for working closely with other
managers to shape the overall SQL Server marketing strategy; effectively
managing other product managers, ensuring execution against strategy and
career growth; and working with teams across Microsoft to help grow the
entire server business.

For this job, you need a minimum of 10 years of product management
experience, and 6 years managing marketing teams of up to 10 product
managers, preferably in the enterprise software space. A demonstrated
ability to build and manage teams and create strong working
relationships across organizations is required. A sense of humor and
desire to have fun is highly desirable.



Product Manager

Drive rapid developer adoption of Microsoft's tools and technologies.
Set Server's developer community objectives. Provide technical
leadership and guidance. Work in tandem with the Visual Studio and MSDN
product units to drive Microsoft's success with developers. Success
requires effective interaction with customers and internal groups
combined with leadership and teamwork.

You also need a strong passion for technology, a successful track record
in technical product marketing, project management, and product
planning, strong strategic thinking, inter-departmental team building,
excellent verbal and written communication, and general technical
knowledge of Microsoft development technologies (including Microsoft
Visual Studio, Microsoft Enterprise Servers and Windows 2000) and
strategies.

Knowledge of Web development technologies is a must!  Candidate must be
a creative thinker who can drive new and innovative additions to
Microsoft SQL Server's technical marketing programs and content for
developers. BA/BS degree is required.

If either one is a good match for your experience and interests, please
email me your resume asap  -- we need someone to start ... now! ;-)





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