RE: Guest Lecture for UI Prototyping Workshop at Berkeley

Hi Baychi:
My name is Cameron Turner, former CEO of ClickStream Technologies in
Berkeley and now heading up Telemetry (user feedback: error reporting, usage
reporting, activation) at Microsoft.  We are seeking a Lead Program Manager
to manage a team here with customer focus, and BI/database background.  The
job is in Seattle.  If you're interested please send me a reply!
Thanks,
Cameron

https://careers.microsoft.com/JobDetails.aspx?ss=&pg=0&so=&rw=1&jid=33948&jl
ang=EN

Job Category: Software Engineering: Program Management 
Location: United States, WA, Redmond 
Job ID: 740941 33948 
Product: Windows  
Division: Windows Division Overview
Are you passionate about data and believe in value of data driven decisions?
Do you have the desire to work on large scale systems, business intelligence
and are willing to take on difficult technical challenges? Are you a leader
who likes to build team and grow people? If yes, Windows Telemetry team
might be a good place for you.

Windows Telemetry team is chartered to enable telemetric insights about
Microsoft products' usage and customers to help build better products and to
increase customer satisfaction. We own systems like CEIP, Watson and the
reliability reporting in Windows, and are expanding this suit by building
highly scalable data platform and providing business intelligence and
analysis solutions. For the next version of Windows, we are also making few
core investments to provide telemetry to a broader group than before.


Key Responsibility:
We are looking for an experienced lead PM to own delivery of the data
storage platform, and the business intelligence platform including data
sources, cubes, feeds and metadata. The role has the following primary
responsibilities:
1. Lead the next version of Windows through delivery of telemetric storage
and BI systems, creating alignment across various components and teams to
light up end to end scenarios.
2. Lead the functional & technical product design across a wide set of
feature areas while driving decision making across key stakeholders. You'll
work closely with design, development and test leadership to drive execution
of these features.
3. Partner with other telemetry leads to create long-term roadmap, and drive
continuous improvement across telemetry systems.
4.. Manage a growing team of program managers

Required Skill and Experience:
A successful candidate will have:
1. A proven track record of designing and delivering successful software and
services across multiple release cycles
2. Experience in managing high-performing teams
3. Outstanding leadership skills and good strategic thinking
4. Excellent Problem Solving and cross group collaboration skills with clear
focus on delivering results
5. A background in large scale systems, BI or analytical disciplines, and
BA/BS in Computer Science, Engineering and/or equivalent industry experience
6. Experience building and maintain large-scale data services, from design
to implementation to sustained engineering. Candidate must have
architectural experience in Microsoft SQL Server, including SSRS, SSIS and
MDX


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Niranjan Krishnamurthi
Sent: Tuesday, February 02, 2010 5:34 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [BayCHI Discussions] Guest Lecture for UI Prototyping Workshop at
Berkeley

We are a team of grad students from UC Berkeley (Jessica Santana, Niranjan
Krishnamurthi, Lora Oehlberg) working in conjunction with a professor from
the Computer Science Department (Bjoern Hartman) to hold a hands-on seminar
series on UI prototyping tools this semester
(http://hci.berkeley.edu/design-clinics/). The seminar is held every Monday
from 4PM to 6PM.

To make the seminar more interesting, we are are looking for professionals
who work in the industry to give a lecture on a prototyping tool in which
they have experience in. The format is generally 15 minutes of intro lecture
(30 min. max) and then 1.5 hours
(min) of hands-on time with prototyping tools. The idea is that, by the end
of each session, the students will have something in-hand that they can show
off as a prototype.

If you are interested in teaching a group of eager to learn Berkeley grad
students, here is a list of prototyping tools that we need guest lecturers
for: Adobe Illustrator/Flash/Flex/Fireworks, Processing,
Firebug/Greasemonkey, Visio/Omnigraffle, Video Prototyping, Mobile
Prototyping/Interface Builder, HTML/CSS, Arduino, Expression Blend +
Sketchflow... or perhaps some other tool that you think would be beneficial.

If you are interested in helping us out or have any questions, please e-mail
either one of us directly:
Jessica Santana: [email protected] Niranjan Krishnamurthi:
[email protected] Lora Oehlberg: [email protected]

--
Niranjan Krishnamurthi
Masters in Information Management and Systems 2011 University of California
at Berkeley
(585) 732-2895
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