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I have an awesome and fairly unique job at Microsoft.  I get to decide what content ends up in the pages of MSDN Magazine.  I get to ship a best-in-its-class product, and I get to do it every month. I get to write in-depth technical articles and code samples that reach hundreds of thousands of developers. I get to work with incredibly talented and brilliant authors, consultants, developers, architects, and the like, both internal to Microsoft and from the broad Microsoft development community.  I get to drive innovations into one of the most popular developer Web sites in the world.  I get to represent Microsoft and MSDN at conferences and at industry events.  I get to provide technical leadership to a diverse team of highly-qualified and motivated individuals working hard to better both their products and themselves.  But most importantly, I get to have a direct impact on Microsoft’s customers’ successes with Microsoft development tools and technologies.

Am I bragging?  Maybe.  But it’s for a good reason.  After three and a half terrific years in this job, I’ve decided to change positions within Microsoft.  And as a result, we’re looking for someone new to take the reins.  Interested?  The job description is available at https://members.microsoft.com/careers/search/details.aspx?JobID=97006E74-05DB-4F13-845F-5438771108A5. If you’re a great developer with strong technical and communication skills, with creative ideas about how to use print and online publishing to communicate technical topics to customers, and with a strong desire to influence Microsoft and its community of developers, I urge you to consider applying.  You can submit your resume through the careers site; for more information, you can contact us through this blog.

-Stephen

Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 08, 2007
    Stephen, it's been great working with you, and much luck and best wishes in your next endeavors.

  • Anonymous
    April 08, 2007
    Thanks, Charles!  It's been terrific working with you as well.

  • Anonymous
    April 17, 2007
    Stephen, I sure hope you continue to write for MSDN even though you won't be Technical Editor.  I always read your column first!