The primary career source.
Daniel Carrasco — AI Product Marketing Leader Resume, 2026 ↗. Supplied by Daniel and read on October 21, 2026. Career metrics are self-reported in this document; public publications establish authorship and technical scope, rather than independently auditing internal measurements.
How the career figures are used.
The career story places developer behavior, enterprise enrollment, and historical team-leadership scope beside the relevant roles. Enrollment is not usage; market count is not headcount. The Teams figure comes from the 2022–2023 role, but its exact measurement window is not specified in the resume.
| Figure | Context & limit | Source |
|---|---|---|
| ~40% · Growth in active developers | Teams Toolkit monthly active developers during shared tooling and adoption work, 2022–2023. My role: worldwide platform marketing. | Resume · p. 1 |
| ~6.5K → 17K · Microsoft 365 environments enrolled in Agent 365 Frontier | Enrollment after Ignite 2025, not active usage. I led launch and adoption programs; the increase is a shared program outcome. | Resume · p. 1 |
| 14 markets · Technical-team leadership | Led technical and virtual partner sellers across Latin America & the Caribbean, 2015–2017. Market scope, not a direct-report count. | Resume · p. 2 |
| 7,600+ · Ignite 2025 attendance | Across pro-code sessions led; attendance, not unique developer adoption. | Resume p. 1 |
| ~20 · Honest interviews | Customer discovery, not paying customers. Informed a decision not to scale as a solo founder. | Resume p. 1 |
| 22 languages · Developer Velocity | Global program reach and shared team execution. | Resume p. 2 |
Verified public authorship.
- Ignite 2025: A Developer’s Guide to Building Agents for Microsoft 365 — November 21, 2025. Daniel Carrasco byline verified.
- Build once, deploy efficiently, connect across Microsoft 365 — March 29, 2023. Daniel Carrasco byline verified.
- 10 features to jumpstart your Microsoft Teams app development — December 15, 2022. Daniel Carrasco byline verified.
What the case studies represent.
Case studies are editorial syntheses of resume facts and the supplied brief. Decisions and reflections are written in Daniel’s voice for his review; they are not quotations from employer records. Shared outcomes remain attributed to cross-functional work.
Visuals & recordings.
The talks and stories page includes 19 Microsoft recordings associated with three roles in Daniel’s supplied LinkedIn collection. Titles, publishers, and official poster URLs were checked on October 22, 2026. Recordings supply program context; placement under a LinkedIn role does not establish personal speaking or production credit. Video players load after activation and stop when left.
Next BridgeX Summit coverage in Diario Las Américas names and pictures Daniel as an event participant. LinkedIn-only Featured posts remain separate from verified publications in the additional source collection.
The hero portrait was supplied directly by Daniel. Microsoft project panels use artwork from the linked original publications; Daniel’s byline identifies him as article author. Honest uses its published logo, product-demo posters and actual product recordings from Honest.fyi. Interface figures in the demos are example content, not portfolio outcome metrics.
YouTube oEmbed verified the titles and Microsoft publishers of the supplied conference recordings. Individual contribution and exact demo timestamps still require review. The keynote feature supplies event context; the archive makes no unsupported recording-level speaking claim.
The Meta brief.
Meta’s September 28, 2026 announcement supports the platform context. The job listing was inaccessible. The leave-behind therefore uses clearly labeled alignment themes rather than claiming to reproduce its requirements.
A point of view, clearly marked.
The adoption journey and audience-translation framework are Daniel’s proposed perspectives. They make no claim about an employer’s confidential strategy or architecture.