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.

Senior Software Engineer for Microsoft's Sports Data Engineering team, focusing on building low-latency, high-availability data ingestion pipelines and services to support advanced sports experiences integrated across Microsoft products. Responsibilities include architectural guidance, code delivery, continuous improvement, cross-functional collaboration, issue resolution, and technology research.

This role focuses on offensive security and security engineering for Microsoft Windows products. Responsibilities include security design reviews, code reviews, penetration testing, vulnerability research, and developing mitigations to enhance the security posture of OS platforms. The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience with native code, penetration testing, and a strong understanding of OS security fundamentals.

Software Engineer II - Fullstack role at Microsoft on the Azure Data engineering team, focusing on Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. The role involves building core BI investments, shaping the next generation of semantic modeling, reporting, and analytics authoring. Responsibilities include delivering user experiences and cloud services, writing code across web clients and service-side components, integrating with LLM-based agents, and ensuring implementation resiliency and security. Requires a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field with 2+ years of experience in fullstack development, including UI and backend experience.

Experienced low-level engineer to lead the adoption and development of the Rust programming language for critical infrastructure at Microsoft, focusing on compiler back-ends, analysis tools, and systems programming.

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.

Principal Software Engineer role focused on C++ and Windows application development, involving product vision, customer collaboration, and technical leadership for the Windows team's Shell and Services Experiences.

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 role focused on building and operating scalable systems for local search discovery across Microsoft experiences, improving quality, relevance, and trustworthiness. Collaborates with engineers, data scientists, and product managers to integrate data sources and enhance ranking.

This role is focused on increasing operating rigor, speed, and organizational health within Copilot Engineering. The individual will manage the operating system for priority alignment, decision documentation, and predictable execution, especially during periods of change. They will serve as a trusted operating partner to the Copilot Engineering leadership team, connecting work across HR, recruiting, comms, events, and functional leaders to drive re-organizations, performance management, cultural improvements, and team communications.

This role is for a Sr. Factory Manager in Microsoft's Device group, responsible for implementing manufacturing strategies and driving the supply base towards Best-in-Class Manufacturing practices. The candidate will collaborate with contract manufacturers and internal teams, lead technical resources, oversee factory operations, manage new product supply, and oversee factory budgets and cost reduction strategies. Requires extensive experience in high-volume consumer electronics manufacturing and factory operations.

Senior Customer Success Account Manager (CSAM) at Microsoft, focused on helping strategic enterprise customers achieve business value and accelerate adoption of Microsoft's cloud platforms and services. This role involves relationship management, delivery orchestration, and ensuring customers realize the full potential of their technology investments.

This role manages a team of technicians responsible for data center inventory and asset management, including inbound/outbound logistics, cycle audits, warranty processes, and data-bearing device destruction, ensuring regulatory compliance and operational efficiency.

Sales Manager for Microsoft Advertising in Tokyo, responsible for driving revenue growth, managing a team of Account Executives and Account Managers, developing client and agency relationships, and understanding the Japanese advertising landscape. Requires extensive media sales experience and a proven track record in building and managing high-performing sales teams.

This role focuses on manufacturing research and development for Microsoft's hardware devices and accessories, aiming to improve product quality, cost, and delivery. It involves close collaboration with contract manufacturers and internal teams, systematic reduction of quality excursions, and providing engineering support during mass production. The position requires strong analytical and problem-solving skills in areas like statistical process control, failure analysis, and design of experiments.

This role is for a Security Sales Specialist at Microsoft, focusing on selling security solutions (XDR, zero trust, cloud security, data governance, compliance) to Small Medium Enterprises and Channel partners. The role involves customer engagements, partner orchestration, and strategy building, with an emphasis on consultative selling and technical expertise in security and compliance. While AI is mentioned as a tool to empower customers and the sales team, the core function of the role is sales and product specialization, not AI/ML development.

Senior Software Engineer role focused on building and enhancing scalable solutions for customer support experiences using Dynamics 365, AI, Copilot, and other Microsoft cloud services. The role involves end-to-end feature delivery, including architecture, development, deployment, and monitoring, with a focus on reliability and performance at scale.

This role is for a Senior Business Planner in Microsoft's Business Planning organization, focusing on commercial portfolio strategies for Azure, M365, and Dynamics 365. The planner will define and lead strategic initiatives related to business models, competitiveness, and customer/partner experience, including pricing, packaging, licensing, channel, and monetization strategies. The role involves influencing stakeholders, building business cases, driving cross-functional alignment, and conducting research to inform strategy and roadmap planning.

This role is for a Construction Contract Lead within Microsoft's Cloud Operations and Innovation (CO&I) team, responsible for managing complex, large-scale datacenter construction projects. The role involves end-to-end contract management, from pre-award support to post-award execution and closeout, requiring strong commercial judgment and disciplined change control practices in a fast-paced construction environment.

Finance Manager for Microsoft's Consumer Products & Infrastructure team, focusing on cloud products. Responsibilities include establishing and maintaining KPIs for inventory and warehousing, translating strategy into finance rhythms, strengthening reporting accuracy and controls, and driving process improvements for automation and data quality.

Finance Manager role focused on revenue planning, business modeling, financial strategy, and partnerships for Microsoft's Cloud and Artificial Intelligence (C+AI) business, specifically Azure AI. The role involves leading revenue finance for strategic partnerships, developing reporting processes for product performance analytics, and managing close, forecast, and quarterly review cycles. It requires building financial models, influencing pricing and capacity planning, and ensuring compliance with company policies.

This role is a Business Program Manager within Microsoft's Customer Experience and Success (CE&S) organization, specifically in the Global Customer Success (GCS) team. The role focuses on driving operational excellence and execution across Microsoft's Unified and Consulting Services portfolio. It involves generating insights from data to support data-driven actions, partnering with various stakeholders, and influencing execution through process rigor and reporting. The role leverages standard tools and metrics to improve financial performance and business outcomes, with a focus on AI transformation for customers and AI motions within sales strategies.

This role is for a Director of Business Planning at Microsoft, focusing on shaping how the company monetizes its services and executes deals. The responsibilities include building business models, driving partner monetization strategy, creating data-driven insights, and managing the lifecycle of services. The role aims to influence senior leadership and drive strategic initiatives for growth, particularly in AI-driven experiences.

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.

Senior Software Engineer role focused on kernel engineering and enterprise customer reliability within the Windows Storage & File Systems team. Responsibilities include investigating and remediating security vulnerabilities and high-severity reliability issues across NTFS, ReFS, Storage Spaces Direct (S2D), Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC), Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV), and the Windows storage driver stack. The role involves deep ownership of source code, cluster state machines, and file system on-disk structures to resolve complex customer escalations.

Sales Manager for Microsoft's Public Sector Enterprise Account Team in Taipei City, focused on partnering with customers to achieve strategic goals, drive transformation, and achieve business outcomes. The role involves leading a team of sellers, executing Go-to-Market strategy, leveraging the Microsoft product portfolio, and engaging with senior customer levels. Responsibilities include analyzing sales strategy, coaching teams, driving revenue and consumption growth, understanding AI transformation drivers for customers, and influencing cross-functional teams. The role requires people management, driving employee development, and managing performance.

Software Engineer for Microsoft's Azure Data engineering team, focusing on Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. The role involves contributing to core BI investments, shaping the next generation of semantic modeling, reporting, and end-to-end analytics authoring. Responsibilities include delivering user experiences, writing secure and performant code across web clients and service-side components, ensuring implementation resiliency, and participating in code reviews. The role requires a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related field and 2+ years of experience in full-stack development, including UI and backend experience.

Demand Planning Manager for Microsoft Cloud Supply Chain, focusing on forecasting and demand planning for cloud services and hardware, including AI infrastructure. The role involves leading consensus demand planning, managing forecasts, analyzing trends, and partnering with Data Science and Data Engineering teams to improve forecasting models.

Executive Business Administrator at Microsoft supporting various leaders, focusing on calendar management, logistics, cross-functional collaboration, event coordination, project ownership, and resource management. The role requires strong organizational, communication, and judgment skills, with an emphasis on enabling team success and leadership within the business administrator community.

Software Engineer to join the team that powers how .NET ships to the world. You’ll help build and scale the infrastructure behind .NET releases—driving automation, reliability, and visibility across the release lifecycle. This role sits at the core of the .NET ecosystem, where engineering meets infrastructure. You’ll work on high-scale systems that manage release pipelines, dependency flows, and the automated synchronization of one of the largest monorepositories in the world: the .NET VMR. Experiment with emerging AI techniques and leverage AI-powered tools (e.g., GitHub Copilot) to accelerate engineering workflows and contribute to the development of AI-assisted features.

This role is for a Datacenter Campus Director at Microsoft, responsible for managing world-class support services, relationships with authorities, financial management, and ensuring safety, security, and ecological responsibility across a datacenter campus. The role involves leadership, IT and Critical Environment support, incident management, vendor oversight, and collaboration with global teams. It requires significant experience in mission-critical service management and leading diverse organizations, with a strong emphasis on onsite presence and operational excellence.

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.

This role is a leadership position within Microsoft's enterprise sales team, focusing on driving digital technology initiatives and AI adoption for customers in the ASEAN region. The CTO will partner with customers to understand their business objectives and technology landscape, develop technology roadmaps, and create thought leadership around emerging trends like AI. The role involves building and growing technology executive networks, orchestrating v-teams, and driving business growth through digital transformation.

This role is a Technical Support Engineer focused on troubleshooting and resolving customer technical issues, contributing to product improvements, and supporting customers in their use of Microsoft's products and services, including those powered by AI. The role is customer-facing and involves technical problem-solving within a support organization.

Senior Software Engineer focused on designing, implementing, and managing Azure network infrastructure, including network security, automation, incident response, and performance optimization. Requires experience with Azure networking components and network security.

This role is for a Principal Cybersecurity & Microsoft Security Platform Technology Consultant focused on designing, implementing, and operationalizing enterprise cybersecurity solutions within classified or mission-sensitive federal environments. The candidate will provide technical expertise across the Microsoft Security portfolio, including Identity & Access Security, Endpoint & Device Security, Threat Protection & SOC Modernization, Cloud Security & Workload Protection, Information Protection & Data Security, and Security Operations & Posture Management. The role requires architectural breadth and engineering depth in Microsoft's Zero Trust security stack and serving as a trusted technical advisor to customer security leadership.

This role is for a Senior Software Engineer on the Azure Networking team, focusing on building and managing the software-defined network infrastructure for hyperscale data centers. While the role is within Azure Networking and mentions the explosion of AI and the need for new network generations to support AI technologies, the core responsibilities and qualifications are centered around network infrastructure, distributed systems, and software engineering, not direct AI/ML model development or deployment. The role aims to support AI by providing robust networking infrastructure.

This role is for a Logistics Technician in a Microsoft Data Center, responsible for inventory management, cycle audits, deliveries, warranty claims, and equipment returns. It involves coordinating with suppliers, documenting shipments, and ensuring compliance with security and data management policies. The position requires a high school diploma and experience in inventory management or a related field, with preferred qualifications including experience in IT logistics and operating heavy equipment.

Principal Software Engineer role focused on building and scaling managed PostgreSQL service on Azure, including migration capabilities, CDC, replication, and data transformation. Requires deep knowledge of database internals and systems programming languages.

Software Engineer II role focused on Microsoft 365 government cloud service offerings, emphasizing large-scale distributed systems, reliability, security, and performance for critical government customers. The role involves designing, developing, and improving cloud technologies and application architecture.

This role provides IT support for data center infrastructure, including servers, network devices, and workstations. Responsibilities include hardware troubleshooting, inventory management, and ensuring devices meet security compliance standards. The role also involves performing basic data center technician tasks like power cycling and component swaps.

Research Intern role focused on applied studies of power system behavior under extreme conditions, analyzing system responses, assessing operational risk, and studying the impact of external drivers on grid reliability using existing models. This is an application-focused role involving simulations and data analysis.

Lead a team of support engineers to resolve complex customer technical issues, manage customer relationships from a support standpoint, and drive Microsoft Product Improvement. This role focuses on people management, response and resolution, team readiness, product/process improvement, and business integration within the Customer Service & Support (CSS) organization, which leverages AI technology to enhance customer support.

This role is a Technical Support Advisory position at Microsoft, focusing on ensuring the technical readiness and process compliance of frontline support staff and delivery partners. It involves providing in-depth technical expertise for products and services, mentoring engineers, and contributing to self-help initiatives and process improvements. The role is part of the Customer Service & Support (CSS) organization within the Customer Experience and Success (CE&S) division, which leverages AI technology to enhance support experiences.

Software Engineer II role focused on building secure, scalable, and reliable multi-tenant services within Microsoft Security, supporting live services in air-gapped Azure regions and contributing to new service development. Requires a Bachelor's degree in CS or related field with 2+ years of experience and a U.S. Government Top Secret Clearance with SCI and Polygraph.