Cisco Corporate Strategy Manager MBA Intern United States 

United States, California, San Jose 

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Applications are accepted until further notice.

Please note this posting is to advertise potential job opportunities.This exact role may not be open today but could open in the near future.

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• You will drive projects thatidentifyand explorenew technologiesand business models to extend Cisco's technology leadership and customer relevance, then lead the decision-making,executionand investments to make those opportunities a reality
• You will work closely with Cisco business units and cross-functional leadership to formulate long-term strategic priorities and plans related to e.g., emerging industry trends, expansion opportunities, competitive dynamics, and internal business performance improvement
• You will influence both organic and inorganic growth strategy, including opportunities for Cisco to build, buy, partner, invest or co-develop
• You will work cross-functionally across external and internal collaborators, partnering closely with Cisco's product, engineering, finance, sales,marketingand other teams
• You will be expected to become an expert in Cisco's business and have a solid grasp on the markets we serve and competitors we face

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Who You Are

You are a strategic problem solver with exceptional analytical skills, adept at dissecting complex and ambiguous issues and synthesizing actionable strategies. Your leadership qualities, coupled withstrong communication

Minimum Qualifications

• Actively enrolled in an MBA program
• Colorado Residents: In any materials yousubmit, you may redact or remove age-identifying information such as age, date of birth, or dates of school attendance or graduation. You will not be penalized for redacting or removing this information.
• 2+ years of experience in a top-tier consulting firm, corporate strategy function, technology company, or financial services field (preferably with exposure to high-tech)
• Proficiency

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