上海北京招聘海归! (VP/Directors in BD, Marketing, Technical, Product; E-Commerce Architects)

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New Jobs coming soon in Shanghai & Beijing （欢迎海归！）
Internet, E-Commerce, Mobile Internet (Traveling, Airline, Hotel, On-line Search, Payments, etc.):
• VP or Director in Business Development
• VP of Director in Marketing
• Technical Director
• Product Director
• Chief Architect
• Software Architect

Competitive compensation, generous stock options, stocks at a public company!
Details will be posted on this website soon!

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