Xbox 360 is hiring for Kinect

JasonI’m a games guy. I LOVE games. I speak gamer. I say “w00t” and talk about “pwning noobs”. I frequently use acronyms like FPS, RTS, and MMORPG. My gamerscore is pushing 30,000. Not too shabby for a married dad who works full time.  

This is only one of the reasons why I am SO excited about the official announcement of Kinect for Xbox 360. The other reason? This is a project several years in the making. I - and the amazing team I work with - have been recruiting like crazy, seeking out and hiring some truly remarkable studs to make Kinect a reality.

Kinect in actionImagine being part of something revolutionary. Something that changes the face of a business: revolutionary the way the NES and then the Sega Genesis were so long ago. Revolutionary the way Xbox LIVE was when it launched in 2002. Imagine seeing something you worked on highlighted at events, in magazines, in the news, on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! It instills a lot of pride in oneself. I’m just a small piece of a very large puzzle. But, it still feels good to be part of it.   

To me, Kinect isn’t just the next step in gaming. It’s the next step in entertainment. It’s a device that the whole family can use. My wife doesn’t need to figure out the correct thumbstick. My son doesn’t need to hit random buttons. Come Nov. 4th, all they have to know is how to move their bodies and how to talk. It’s pretty radical. 

If you have no clue what I am talking about, check out the Microsoft keynote from E3. You can find it HERE. For the record… I’ve already got Dance Central, from Harmonix, on pre-order.

Regardless, if it sounds awesome to you, like it is to me, we’re hiring!  You never know what’s next. But, you could find out. 

Work at Microsoft!

2 Comments

  • Non-USCitizen said:

    Hi,

    Can Non-USCitizen apply for these positions?

    Regards

  • Adam said:

    Wow, I love this post.

    I have been gaming since I was big enough to hold a controller. I love everything about video games, and since I've been in college I love everything about marketing. My wife and I spend our spare time talking about the latest marketing campaigns and how they could be more effective. We're constantly bouncing ideas off of each other. This is what I think about most of the time.

    I'll graduate with my degree in Business Marketing this April, and I'm looking to set up an internship or position with the gaming side of Microsoft as soon as possible after that. I'd love to know where to go with this beyond simply applying. I would like to know what kinds of problems you're facing with this project so I can incorporate them into my Senior year and graduate prepared.

    Thanks,

    Adam

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