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| Employment Type: | Permanent |
| Location: | Italy |
| Salary: | Excellent |
| Languages: | English |
Developer Relations Regional Program Manager - Milan
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This location is based in Milan, Italy.
The area: Engineering
Google is and always will be an engineering company. We hire people with a broad set of technical skills who are ready to tackle some of technology's greatest challenges and make an impact on millions, if not billions, of users. At Google, engineers not only revolutionize search, they routinely work on massive scalability and storage solutions, large-scale applications and entirely new platforms for developers around the world. From AdWords to Chrome, Android to YouTube, Social to Local, Google engineers are changing the world one technological achievement after another.
The role: Develop Relations Program Manager
As a Regional Program Manager in Developer Relations, you will be responsible for making developers in your region successful in building applications and businesses on Google's developer platforms and APIs. You should have a strong technical background and are an active participant in local technical/developer communities. You will represent Google's key products -- Google , Chrome, and Android -- as well as our other APIs that are most relevant to your regional audience. You will coordinate and execute both online and offline outreach and support programs in the region. This will include large-scale Google developer events such as Google Developer Days or DevFests (i.e. large budget, high attendance, high visibility), as well as having responsibility for bringing local content to developers.google.com, regional developer blogs, Google pages, and other social networking channels. You will personally become the face of Google developer products in your local developer community, speaking and keynoting at developer events, and actively engaging with other key groups such as governments, universities, businesses, venture capitalists, and startup groups.
To achieve your goals, you will work cross-functionally with various Google product teams; Marketing, PR, and other business functions; local volunteers; and external vendors. Additionally, you will manage relationships with, and foster creation of, Google Technology User Groups and other informal groups (e.g. discussion boards, casual meet-ups, and other non-affiliated user groups). You will meet with local developers and businesses, promoting Google technologies to them.
The Developer Relations Regional Program Manager helps bring awareness to Google's mission, open web technologies and our developer products within the developer community and beyond.
Responsibilities:
* Plan, execute and manage regional outreach and support programs including large-scale public events with the local developer community, industry influencers and bloggers
* Speak publicly about Google developer platforms and products through keynotes, conference sessions, and occasional press engagements
* Meet with external developers, businesses and technical executives to advocate their adoption of our developer products, explaining business and technical value propositions
* Own regional developer content channels on developers.google.com, blogs, and other social media channels
* Lead cross-functional project teams and act as a liaison with other global Developer Relations teams, and Google product groups in the country
Minimum Qualifications:
* Proven experience in the software, internet and/or mobile industries
* Experience with high-profile conference presentations or other public speaking
* Strong project and program management skills as well as excellent communication skills. Speak and write English and local language fluently and idiomatically
* History as an active participant in technical/developer communities
Preferred Qualifications:
* BA or BS university degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or other technical field
* Experience managing large-scale public events
* Experience managing large-scale public events
* Technical external-facing role in relevant industry
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This location is based in Milan, Italy.
The area: Engineering
Google is and always will be an engineering company. We hire people with a broad set of technical skills who are ready to tackle some of technology's greatest challenges and make an impact on millions, if not billions, of users. At Google, engineers not only revolutionize search, they routinely work on massive scalability and storage solutions, large-scale applications and entirely new platforms for developers around the world. From AdWords to Chrome, Android to YouTube, Social to Local, Google engineers are changing the world one technological achievement after another.
The role: Develop Relations Program Manager
As a Regional Program Manager in Developer Relations, you will be responsible for making developers in your region successful in building applications and businesses on Google's developer platforms and APIs. You should have a strong technical background and are an active participant in local technical/developer communities. You will represent Google's key products -- Google , Chrome, and Android -- as well as our other APIs that are most relevant to your regional audience. You will coordinate and execute both online and offline outreach and support programs in the region. This will include large-scale Google developer events such as Google Developer Days or DevFests (i.e. large budget, high attendance, high visibility), as well as having responsibility for bringing local content to developers.google.com, regional developer blogs, Google pages, and other social networking channels. You will personally become the face of Google developer products in your local developer community, speaking and keynoting at developer events, and actively engaging with other key groups such as governments, universities, businesses, venture capitalists, and startup groups.
To achieve your goals, you will work cross-functionally with various Google product teams; Marketing, PR, and other business functions; local volunteers; and external vendors. Additionally, you will manage relationships with, and foster creation of, Google Technology User Groups and other informal groups (e.g. discussion boards, casual meet-ups, and other non-affiliated user groups). You will meet with local developers and businesses, promoting Google technologies to them.
The Developer Relations Regional Program Manager helps bring awareness to Google's mission, open web technologies and our developer products within the developer community and beyond.
Responsibilities:
* Plan, execute and manage regional outreach and support programs including large-scale public events with the local developer community, industry influencers and bloggers
* Speak publicly about Google developer platforms and products through keynotes, conference sessions, and occasional press engagements
* Meet with external developers, businesses and technical executives to advocate their adoption of our developer products, explaining business and technical value propositions
* Own regional developer content channels on developers.google.com, blogs, and other social media channels
* Lead cross-functional project teams and act as a liaison with other global Developer Relations teams, and Google product groups in the country
Minimum Qualifications:
* Proven experience in the software, internet and/or mobile industries
* Experience with high-profile conference presentations or other public speaking
* Strong project and program management skills as well as excellent communication skills. Speak and write English and local language fluently and idiomatically
* History as an active participant in technical/developer communities
Preferred Qualifications:
* BA or BS university degree in Computer Science, Software Engineering, or other technical field
* Experience managing large-scale public events
* Experience managing large-scale public events
* Technical external-facing role in relevant industry
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