Microsoft

This role is a pre-sales, technical sales position focused on helping enterprise customers design and implement modern data platforms and AI-driven solutions on Azure. The engineer will translate Microsoft's Data + AI platform into business outcomes and guide customers towards secure, scalable, production-ready architectures, driving technical sales and solution design through demos, PoCs, and workshops.

Cloud Solution Architect for Financial Services, Superannuation, and Insurance (FSI) team, focusing on architecting modern, secure, and intelligent applications on Azure. The role involves guiding customers through cloud-native development, DevOps, and responsible AI integration, ensuring architectures meet stringent regulatory, security, and compliance requirements. The architect acts as a trusted technical advisor, influencing decisions and collaborating to deliver AI-enabled solutions for FSI workloads.

This role focuses on driving strategic engagements for AI transformation in enterprise and public sectors, specifically integrating Microsoft 365 Copilot, AI Agents, and intelligent process automation to reimagine work and business processes. The specialist will guide customers from experimentation to enterprise-scale adoption, emphasizing governance, security, and regulatory alignment. While not requiring deep AI expertise from day one, the role involves understanding emerging technologies and translating them into business value and transformation narratives, with a focus on solution sales and orchestrating complex deals.

This role is a technology strategist focused on helping enterprise customers adopt and leverage AI technologies to achieve their business objectives. The strategist will partner with sales executives and internal teams to understand customer needs, articulate AI and security strategies, and drive Microsoft's business growth through AI solutions. The role requires a strong understanding of customer business, technology platforms, and industry trends to build aligned AI strategies.

Senior Technical Program Manager to drive high-impact engineering projects with customers and partners, transforming their missions using AI and other cloud-based solutions. This role involves defining customer scenarios, orchestrating engineering approaches, and developing user stories, working within a cross-functional team.

Principal Technical Program Manager for Industry Solutions Engineering team at Microsoft, focusing on customer engagements to develop AI-powered, cloud-based solutions. The role involves leading complex engineering programs, orchestrating solutions, and driving adoption of AI and cloud services, utilizing AI tools across the software development lifecycle.

This role focuses on architecting and guiding the adoption of Azure application platforms and AI-enabled solutions for financial services customers. The primary goal is to help these institutions modernize their applications, improve developer productivity, and achieve business outcomes through cloud-native and AI-driven experiences, while adhering to strict regulatory and security requirements.

This role is for a Materials Handling/Logistics Technician at Microsoft, responsible for managing incoming/outgoing deliveries, coordinating security escorts, documenting shipments, performing cycle audits, and handling warranty claims for hardware. The position involves inventory management principles, data bearing device destruction, and maintaining accurate records within inventory systems. It is part of Microsoft's Cloud Operations & Innovation (CO+I) division, supporting global cloud infrastructure.

Software Engineer II on the Azure Core Storage team, responsible for designing and implementing software components for the Storage Virtualization platform for Azure Virtual Machines. This includes device drivers, system software, installation and diagnostic tools, libraries, telemetry services, and testing, impacting trillions of I/O operations daily across hundreds of datacenters.

Project Director at Microsoft, responsible for leading end-to-end delivery of complex customer programs, managing risks, resources, and stakeholder relationships. The role involves pre-sales activities, ensuring compliance, and driving program planning and performance for technology delivery, with a working knowledge of cloud technologies including Azure and AI-enabled solutions.

This role is for a Senior Customer Success Account Manager at Microsoft, focused on helping strategic customers achieve business value from Microsoft Cloud solutions. The role involves managing customer relationships, developing success plans, driving adoption, and orchestrating resources to ensure customer outcomes. While the role mentions 'Cloud & AI technology' as a preferred qualification, the core responsibilities are centered around customer success management and product adoption, not direct AI/ML development or research.

Principal Software Engineer role focused on designing and delivering cloud-based solutions for customers, collaborating with product teams and open-source communities. The role involves developing broadly applicable, high-impact solution patterns and open-source software assets.

This role is for an Azure Infrastructure Cloud Solution Architect focused on designing, enabling, and optimizing secure, resilient, and compliant Azure environments for Federal Government and Defence customers in highly regulated environments. The role involves leading technical delivery, enabling secure cloud adoption, driving Azure consumption, and acting as a trusted advisor to senior government stakeholders, with a specific focus on enabling AI-ready infrastructure.

This role is for a Technical Support Engineer specializing in SharePoint at Microsoft. While the company mentions leveraging AI technology and accelerating AI transformation, the core responsibilities of this role involve troubleshooting complex customer technical issues related to SharePoint, engaging with engineering teams for product improvements, and providing technical support. The role does not involve building, training, or deploying AI models directly.

This role is for a Director of Real Estate Operations in the Asia Pacific region for Microsoft. It involves managing the full lifecycle of the real estate portfolio, including transactions, facilities management, construction projects, and workplace services. The role requires people management, budget accountability, client relationship management, oversight of construction and real estate projects, continuous improvement, and facilities and services management. The position is based in either Singapore or Sydney and requires a minimum of 3 days per week in the office.

This role supports the Business Operations team by managing purchase orders, reviewing quotes and contracts, maintaining governance standards, and supporting reporting and quality assurance processes. It involves coordinating with procurement, finance, legal, and vendor management teams.

This role is for an Education Account Executive at Microsoft, focusing on driving AI transformation within educational institutions in Victoria, Tasmania, and South Australia. The executive will partner with customers to envision possibilities, deliver solutions, and achieve business outcomes by leveraging Microsoft's AI and digital technologies. The role requires developing account plans, engaging senior stakeholders, orchestrating cross-functional teams, and driving revenue growth by helping customers adopt AI.

Strategic Account Executive (Enterprise) to lead the relationship with a key Enterprise Commercial customer. Shape and deliver the account strategy, helping the customer realise value from their Microsoft investments and achieve their business priorities. Work closely with customer leaders across technology, digital and business functions, as well as Microsoft teams and partners, to drive outcomes that support long-term transformation.

This role focuses on managing strategic partnerships with Global System Integrators (GSIs) to drive joint go-to-market (GTM) strategies, accelerate co-sell motions, and foster partner-led growth within enterprise segments. The responsibilities include establishing C-suite relationships, developing multi-year business plans aligned with Microsoft priorities and digital transformation, building partner capabilities through enablement, and coaching partners on sales transformation and cloud adoption. The role requires a strong understanding of Microsoft solutions, industry trends, and partner channel development, with a focus on driving revenue impact and ensuring compliance.

Specialist Recruiter for the Early-in-Profession (EIP) Recruiting Team at Microsoft, focusing on AI, engineering, and programme delivery roles. Responsibilities include candidate assessment, attraction, experience management, data analysis, market analysis, operational compliance, stakeholder engagement, and workforce analysis. Requires a Bachelor's Degree and 3+ years of talent acquisition or HR experience, with a preference for University Recruiting experience and Japanese language proficiency.

Sales Director for Enterprise Commercial business at Microsoft, focusing on driving growth in industries like Retail, CPG, Travel, and Transport by helping customers unlock value from cloud and AI. The role involves leading a team of Account Executives and Account Technology Strategists, setting growth strategy, delivering revenue targets, and building C-suite relationships. It requires strong technical fluency to engage with business and technology leaders and translate customer priorities into AI and cloud adoption strategies.

This role is for a Data Center Metro Director at Microsoft, responsible for the delivery of world-class support services across a data center campus or metro. The director will manage operating costs, ensure safety, security, and ecological responsibility, and maintain relationships with authorities and partners. The role involves leadership, management, coaching, IT and Critical Environment support, incident management, financial management, and vendor oversight, all within the context of Microsoft's global cloud infrastructure.

Logistics Technician role focused on inventory management, delivery coordination, and data bearing device destruction within Microsoft's Cloud Operations & Innovation (CO+I) division. This role supports the infrastructure for Microsoft's cloud services.

Microsoft is seeking a Materials Handling/Logistics Technician in Canberra, ACT, AU. The role involves performing cycle audits, executing deliveries, coordinating security escorts, documenting inbound/outbound shipments, managing inventory principles, warranty processes, and data bearing device destruction. The position requires a high school diploma and 1+ year of relevant industry experience in IT, inventory management, retail, warehouse management, or logistics. Security screening, including citizenship verification and potential clearance assessment, is mandatory.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of Microsoft's datacenters. The technician will focus on electrical, mechanical, and HVAC systems, performing maintenance, responding to incidents, and ensuring operational reliability. This is a hands-on role requiring expertise in critical environment equipment and adherence to safety and operational procedures.

This role involves staging, setting up, troubleshooting, and decommissioning hardware in a data center environment. The technician will follow standard operating procedures, perform quality checks, and assist other technicians. The role is focused on the physical infrastructure supporting cloud services.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of Microsoft's datacenters, ensuring the operational integrity of cloud services. Responsibilities include equipment maintenance, incident response, and adhering to safety and operational procedures.

This role involves staging, setting up, troubleshooting, and decommissioning hardware in Microsoft's data centers. It's a hands-on role focused on maintaining the physical infrastructure that powers Microsoft's cloud services, with opportunities for learning and career growth within the CO+I division.

This role involves staging, setting up, troubleshooting, and decommissioning hardware in a data center environment. It focuses on maintaining the physical infrastructure that supports Microsoft's cloud services.

This is an internship role for a Critical Environment Technician at Microsoft's datacenters. The intern will support the infrastructure powering Microsoft's cloud services by performing operational tasks, learning to operate critical systems, monitoring facility equipment, using maintenance management systems, assisting with emergency response, and documenting activities. The role involves hands-on experience with HVAC, electrical, and mechanical systems, with opportunities for training and certification.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of Microsoft's data centers. Responsibilities include coordinating with vendors, managing operational and safety situations, mentoring junior technicians, performing maintenance, responding to incidents, and monitoring equipment performance. The role requires experience in mission-critical services industries and specialized areas like mechanical, electrical, or controls.

Software Engineering role focused on designing, building, testing, and maintaining software features under guidance from senior engineers. Contributes to product development across the full engineering lifecycle, including design, coding, testing, deployment, and live service support. Collaborates with cross-functional partners, writes high-quality code, participates in code reviews, and helps resolve defects. Supports quality assurance, security, privacy, compliance, and accessibility standards, while continuously learning engineering best practices.

Senior Software Engineer role on the Microsoft Azure Storage team, focusing on designing, developing, and operating scalable cloud services and frameworks for validation infrastructure and automation of Azure's distributed storage system. The role involves ensuring product quality, reliability, and performance for a hyperscale storage service.

This role is for a Critical Environment Technician (CET) responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of Microsoft's datacenters that support cloud services like Azure. The technician will monitor equipment performance, respond to incidents, perform maintenance, and ensure the safe and reliable operation of electrical, mechanical, and HVAC systems. The role requires experience in mission-critical services environments and adherence to safety and operational procedures.

This role involves maintaining critical infrastructure within Microsoft's data centers, focusing on electrical, mechanical, and HVAC systems. The technician will perform maintenance, respond to incidents, and ensure operational reliability of the data center environment.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Technician at Microsoft, responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of datacenters that support Microsoft's cloud services. The role involves hands-on maintenance, incident response, equipment monitoring, and coordination with various stakeholders to ensure operational uptime and safety. It is not directly involved in AI/ML development but supports the infrastructure that hosts AI services.

This is an internship role for a Logistics Technician at Microsoft's Data Center Operations. The intern will assist with inventory management, supplier coordination for hardware returns, physical inventory tracking, and data destruction, ensuring compliance with SLAs and company policies. The role requires basic knowledge of logistics and supply chain principles and is for individuals currently studying towards a qualification in Warehousing, Logistics, or Supply Chain Management.

This is an internship role for Data Center Technicians at Microsoft, focusing on the physical infrastructure and hardware maintenance of datacenters that power Microsoft's cloud services. The role involves supporting deployment, installation, replacement, and troubleshooting of datacenter hardware and cabling, as well as handling data-bearing devices and inventory management. It requires basic computer hardware knowledge and an interest in IT equipment, with preferred qualifications including relevant certifications and physical capability for datacenter work. Security screening is a requirement.

This internship role focuses on supporting the infrastructure of Microsoft's global cloud services, including datacenters and critical systems like HVAC and electrical. The intern will perform operational tasks, learn system operation, monitor equipment, use CMMS, assist with incident response, and participate in maintenance activities.

Investigate major cyber threats, including ransomware, malware, and online scams, by analyzing data sources, building threat-hunting tools, and collaborating with security engineers and legal teams to disrupt criminal actors and make the online ecosystem safer.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure in Microsoft's datacenters. Responsibilities include coordinating with vendors, managing operational and risk situations, mentoring junior technicians, performing maintenance, responding to incidents, and monitoring equipment performance. The role requires experience in specialized areas like electrical, mechanical, or HVAC systems and adherence to safety and security protocols.

Software Engineer II role on the Azure Networking team, focusing on designing and building software-defined network infrastructure for hyperscale cloud computing, including next-generation networks for AI. Responsibilities include requirements gathering, design, implementation, and on-call support for system availability and performance.

This is an internship role for Data Center Technicians at Microsoft, focusing on the physical infrastructure that powers Microsoft's cloud services. Responsibilities include deploying, installing, replacing, and troubleshooting datacenter hardware and cabling, handling data-bearing devices, and managing inventory. The role requires basic computer hardware knowledge and an interest in IT equipment, with preferred qualifications including relevant certifications and strong communication skills.

Principal Software Engineer for Azure Storage, focusing on designing, developing, and supporting highly scalable, reliable, and performant cloud storage services. The role involves technical leadership, system design, and infusing AIOps practices for operational excellence.

The Energy Resource Manager (ERM) role at Microsoft focuses on reducing stranded capacity in data centers by applying optimization techniques for space, power, cooling, and network. This involves managing IT allocation, collaborating with engineers, and improving Infrastructure Utilization Effectiveness (IUE) and Power Harvesting (PH) to upgrade legacy datacenters and harvest capacity in the existing fleet. The role requires managing IT resources, ensuring compliance with policies, managing programs, and adhering to budget and safety requirements.

Principal Software Engineer role on the Azure Storage team, focusing on distributed systems and massive scalability. The role involves driving the improvement of AI tools across the software development lifecycle, guiding customer/user requirements for complex scenarios, owning architecture, mentoring, debugging, code reviews, automating deployments, and enhancing security, privacy, and safety. It requires strong experience in distributed systems and cloud computing.

Senior Software Engineer for Azure Storage, focusing on building, managing, and running the Persistent Cloud Storage for Microsoft Azure Cloud. The role involves working on a foundational service that hosts exabytes of customer data and supports major Microsoft online businesses, with a focus on reliability, scalability, performance, consistency, and debuggability.

Software Engineering Manager for Azure Storage, focusing on designing, developing, and supporting highly scalable, reliable, and performant cloud storage services. The role involves technical leadership, driving innovation, and infusing AIOps practices for operational excellence.