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Paul Robinson

Technical Architect Lead at Microsoft Innovation Hub

Paul Robinson is a prominent leader in the Microsoft Innovation Hub team, overseeing a global community of Technical Architects across 28 countries to drive digital transformation for customers.

With a background in BSc Software Engineering and experience in various roles within Microsoft and other organizations, Paul brings a wealth of expertise to his current position as a pivotal figure at Microsoft.

In his role, Paul spearheads a diverse portfolio of programs merging technology, business planning, and creative arts to showcase Microsoft's latest technology in compelling ways across unique physical spaces like maker labs and immersive theaters.

Highlights

Aug 21 · linkedin

We're #hiring MTC Technical Architects in several countries, and a global sales enablement lead in my team. https://aka.ms/mtc/jobs The TA role is one of the most coveted in Microsoft: You would be working at the forefront of Microsoft innovation, helping customers create and implement a vision and strategy for their digital transformation - challenging their ways of thinking and helping them realise and adopt the benefits of our cloud. Based in a stunning immersive customer facility and part of a world-wide community of exceptional peers, you’ll have access to the latest software and hardware, and be given the time and budget to develop as a globally influential technical leader. Sounds dreamy? Check https://aka.ms/mtc/jobs regularly as more locations are added weekly. Sign in if you’re already at Microsoft to unlock more locations hiring internally. There’s also one corporate role to lead global sales enablement for the MTC programme – we’d be best buddies and you’d be working with my colleague and hero Carsten Scheumann, for our boss, the amazing global MTC leader Craig Dillon, and in the Customer Engagement Team under the wonderful Monica DeMeulemeester – the org responsible for Microsoft's flagship enterprise engagement locations like our Executive Briefing Center and Experience Centers. Tell me what's better than that?

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