Xbox Live could be sitting on your Windows Mobile-powered when the OS finally arrives phone if you're not too careful. At least it could be if a job advert from Microsoft is to be believed.
Reported by Mobiletechworld, Microsoft is seeking a Principal Program Manager – LIVE Engagement Job. In fact, "We need a Principle Program Manager who can help drive the platform and bring Xbox LIVE enabled games to Windows Mobile. This person will focus specifically on what makes gaming experiences “LIVE Enabled” through aspects such as avatar integration, social interactions, and multi-screen experiences."
Not convinced? Well, the company is also after a Software Test Engineer ("The focus area of this team is our full end-to-end gaming experience, and it’s our teams challenge to ensure the highest level of quality and fun in all aspects of that experience."); and a 'SENIOR Software Development Engineer' to work "as part of a dedicated team within MDSC working directly with a top Korean cellular phone manufacturer, who has made a large commitment to Windows Mobile."
Reported by Mobiletechworld, Microsoft is seeking a Principal Program Manager – LIVE Engagement Job. In fact, "We need a Principle Program Manager who can help drive the platform and bring Xbox LIVE enabled games to Windows Mobile. This person will focus specifically on what makes gaming experiences “LIVE Enabled” through aspects such as avatar integration, social interactions, and multi-screen experiences."
Not convinced? Well, the company is also after a Software Test Engineer ("The focus area of this team is our full end-to-end gaming experience, and it’s our teams challenge to ensure the highest level of quality and fun in all aspects of that experience."); and a 'SENIOR Software Development Engineer' to work "as part of a dedicated team within MDSC working directly with a top Korean cellular phone manufacturer, who has made a large commitment to Windows Mobile."
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