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PROGRAM MANAGER 2Microsoft Corporation$1,075,000Redmond, WA (03/2008) >>
Lead Software Development EngneerMicrosoft Corporation$1,035,888REDMOND, WA (07/2006) >>
SUPPORT ESCALATION ENGINEERMicrosoft Corporation$1,033,884Irving, TX (01/2008) >>
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT ENGINEER IN TESTMicrosoft Corporation$881,225Redmond, WA (02/2008) >>

Software Design EngineerMicrosoft Corporation$880,000Redmond, WA (03/2004) >>
PREMIER FIELD ENGINEERMicrosoft Corporation$870,000Charlotte, NC (06/2008) >>
Program ManagerMicrosoft Corporation$825,000Redmond, WA (05/2007) >>
Software Design Engineer in TestMicrosoft Corporation$789,145Redmond, WA (09/2007) >>
Software Development EngineerMicrosoft Corporation$766,475Redmond, WA (05/2005) >>
Software Development Engineer TestMicrosoft Corporation$755,000REDMOND, WA (03/2006) >>
SOFTWARE LOCALIZATION ENGINEERMicrosoft Corporation$753,388Redmond, WA (02/2006) >>
Software Development EngineerMicrosoft Corporation$635,000Boston, MA (07/2006) >>
Software Development Engineer in TestMicrosoft Corporation$576,000REDMOND, WA (05/2006) >>
Senior Financial AnalystMicrosoft Corporation$282,340Redmond, WA (03/2006) >>
Vice President 80Microsoft Corporation$275,000Redmond, WA (11/2003) >>
General and Operations ManagersMICROSOFT CORPORATION$262,500Redmond, WA (12/2006) >>
Vice President Solutions DeliveryMicrosoft Corporation$262,500Redmond, WA (08/2007) >>
GM WW SMSG STRATEGYMicrosoft Corporation$260,000Redmond, WA (03/2008) >>
Director FrontBridge StrategyMicrosoft Corporation$250,000Marina Del Rey, CA (09/2005) >>
General ManagerMicrosoft Corporation$250,000New York, NY (06/2006) >>

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