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Drive product development collaborating closely with engineering, user-experience design, finance, product operations, marketing, and field teams. See also Google's EEO Policy, Know your rights: workplace discrimination is illegal, Belonging at Google, and How we hire.
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7 years of experience in a business function or role (e.g., strategic marketing, business operations, consulting). Collaborate with engineering, marketing, legal, UX, and other teams on cutting edge technologies.
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You will be responsible for the product marketing of these core areas: AI infrastructure, Apigee, General Compute/Storage/Networking, Google Distributed Cloud, Sovereignty, and Telco. As the Director of Product Marketing for Infrastructure and Application Modernization, you will play a pivotal role in shaping the future of Google Cloud.
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Build an in-depth knowledge of how Google Advertising products work and can be used to help meet a wide range of marketing objectives. 8 years of industry experience in digital advertising, consultative sales, business development, or digital marketing, or 6 years of experience with an advanced degree.
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