Product Manager

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Company: SSG Recruitment Ltd
Location: Brno
Date posted: 25 Nov, 2008

My client is really looking for someone ideally with vendor environment experience. Someone who's dealt with shipping software with hardware (operating systems and applications) i.e. mobile phone vendors, etc. This company prides itself on product innovation so you will have to of worked within a 'hard graft' environment with heavy workloads and preferably major implementation projects under your belt. experience with security software is not essential. I would love to hear from professionals who have worked with the likes of or at companies similar to: Apple Computer, Research & Motion, Skype, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, etc. My client provides business computer users with the most comprehensive...

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