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Show the World What It Can Do

A Marketing Communications career at Microsoft means many things. But underlying every aspect of it is one question: What can Microsoft products and solutions do for customers to help them achieve what they really want?

Every solution created at Microsoft begins with an understanding of our customers and their needs. This translates into meaningful benefits. And presenting those benefits clearly and effectively hinges on Marketing Communications.

As part of our Marketing Communications team, you could work with the Corporate Marketing Group to provide strategic communications guidance and execution in key areas, such as research, branding, packaging, advertising, events, and public relations. In our Solutions Marketing Group, you could apply your communications skills across the customer life cycle, working with sales agents and partners to orchestrate integrated campaigns that build and fulfill demand for Microsoft products.

Whatever direction you pursue, you'll have the opportunity—and the resources—to positively impact the lives of millions of people around the globe. The ideal candidate possesses strong written and verbal communication skills, the ability to think and plan strategically, and a thorough understanding of technology and the competitive landscape.

A few job titles found here:

Marketing Manager
Creates and implements long-term marketing strategies to drive revenue and build end-user product loyalty.

Campaign Manager
Maximizes revenue generation through the management of online, performance-based advertising campaigns.

Public Relations Manager
Directs regional media programs and provides counsel to all levels of management regarding public relations.

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