Microsoft

Senior Software Engineer role focused on designing, building, and operating secure, distributed database services for air-gapped cloud environments. The role involves using AI tools in the software development lifecycle, ensuring system security and compliance with strict regulatory requirements, and automating service operations. Requires strong coding skills, experience with distributed systems, and the ability to lead architectural discussions and drive automation.

This role is for a Senior Director of Custom Silicon Supply Planning within Microsoft's Cloud Supply Chain organization. The primary focus is on leading the integrated supply planning strategy and execution for custom and semi-custom silicon programs, translating long-range demand signals into capacity-constrained supply plans, and building a silicon supply planning center of excellence. The role involves significant cross-functional collaboration with various teams including Capacity Planning, Sourcing, Engineering, Finance, and external ecosystem partners. It also requires co-ownership of multi-year supply and capital investment strategies, risk management, and operational excellence in a high-growth, ambiguous environment.

This role is for a Technical Support Advisory position at Microsoft, focusing on ensuring the technical readiness and process compliance of frontline support staff and delivery partners. The role involves providing in-depth technical expertise for Microsoft products and services, mentoring engineers, and contributing to self-help initiatives and process improvements. While the role operates within an organization that leverages AI technology, the core responsibilities do not involve building or directly working with AI models or systems.

Software Engineer role focused on developing cloud-based solutions for customers, collaborating with product teams and open-source communities. The role involves understanding customer needs, designing and implementing code, and monitoring system performance. It emphasizes modern software engineering practices and working with various technologies.

Senior Software Engineer role focused on designing and delivering cloud-based solutions for customers, collaborating with cross-functional teams and contributing to open-source projects. The role involves developing solution patterns and software assets to address customer challenges.

This role is for a Logistics Technician in a Microsoft Data Center, responsible for inventory and asset management, including cycle audits, deliveries, vendor coordination, and documentation of inbound/outbound shipments. The position involves managing warranty claims, processing hardware returns, maintaining inventory systems, and ensuring accurate physical tracking. It also includes performing destruction of data-bearing devices and reporting stock shortages. The role requires adherence to security and data management policies.

Cloud Solution Architect specializing in Modern Endpoint Management with expertise in Microsoft Intune and the Endpoint stack. This role acts as a trusted advisor to customers, guiding them through secure digital transformation and maximizing their Microsoft investments. Responsibilities include gathering customer insights, mapping architecture, proposing solutions, and coaching team members on efficient delivery and adherence to Microsoft standards. The role focuses on designing and delivering end-to-end endpoint and security value propositions aligned with Zero Trust principles, leading architectural design sessions, and driving adoption of modern endpoint solutions.

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 involves performing diagnostics, troubleshooting, and replacing network and server equipment in Microsoft's data centers. The technician will follow standard procedures, provide input for improvements, and potentially travel between sites. The role is part of Microsoft's Cloud Operations & Innovation (CO+I) team, supporting various Microsoft cloud services.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of Microsoft's datacenters. Responsibilities include monitoring, inspection, maintenance, troubleshooting, and ensuring safety and security. The role supports core infrastructure for Microsoft's online services like Azure, Office 365, and Xbox.

This role supports the deployment, installation, replacement, and troubleshooting of physical infrastructure within Microsoft's datacenters, which power services like Azure, Office 365, and Xbox. Responsibilities include hardware and cable management, handling data-bearing devices, and working within a ticket-based system. The role requires basic computer hardware knowledge and an interest in IT equipment support, with preferred qualifications including relevant certifications and strong communication skills.

Senior Software Engineer role focused on developing and managing Edge Computing products and platforms using Azure. The role involves leading development, defining cloud computing limits, and solving real-world problems related to resiliency, scale, and security for global customers. Emphasis on technical leadership, architecture, and writing clean, scalable code for distributed systems.

The Firmware Engineer II role at Microsoft focuses on developing and delivering hardware and firmware for Microsoft's Intelligent Cloud mission, specifically for Azure Infrastructure. Responsibilities include firmware integration, debugging, and deployment at scale, with a need for knowledge in firmware architecture, automation, and scripting languages. While AI/ML models are mentioned as a plus, the core of the role is firmware engineering for cloud infrastructure.

This role is for a Logistics/Warehouse Technician at Microsoft, responsible for managing incoming/outgoing deliveries, coordinating with vendors, performing cycle audits, and documenting inventory. The position involves managing warranty processes, data bearing device destruction, and maintaining inventory management systems within an IT environment. It is not directly involved in AI/ML development or research.

This role is a Technical Support Engineering Manager at Microsoft, leading a team to resolve customer technical issues and manage customer relationships. The role involves driving product improvement through feedback, implementing automation, and ensuring team readiness for new technologies. While the company is undergoing AI transformation and uses AI in its support, this specific role focuses on managing the support process and team, not directly building or researching AI models.

Software Engineer role focused on developing and maintaining a large-scale ASP.NET platform used for millions of applications, including consumer and enterprise systems. The role involves deep dives into .NET fundamentals, system design, and integrating AI-driven features to enhance automation and decision-making. It emphasizes code quality, architectural ownership, and collaboration within a team of experienced engineers.

Software Engineer role focused on MSBuild, a core component of the .NET ecosystem. Responsibilities include designing, developing, and maintaining MSBuild features, improving performance and reliability, and exploring AI techniques to enhance build diagnostics, performance tuning, and developer workflows. The role involves cross-platform development (Windows, Linux, macOS) and collaboration with the open-source community.

This role is for a Logistics Technician in a Microsoft Data Center, responsible for inventory audits, deliveries, vendor coordination, and documentation. It involves managing hardware assets, processing warranty claims, and ensuring accurate inventory tracking within IT environments.

Principal Software Engineer role focused on developing and transforming Windows Shell and Services Experiences, emphasizing C++ and Windows application development for billions of users. The role involves influencing product vision, mentoring engineers, delivering high-quality results, and driving innovation with customer obsession.

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.

Microsoft Data Center Technician (DCT) role focused on preparing, installing, diagnosing, troubleshooting, replacing, and decommissioning equipment in data centers. The role involves understanding standard procedures, security, and data management, with opportunities for career growth and training within Microsoft's Cloud Operations & Innovation (CO+I) division. Responsibilities include hardware diagnostics, quality checks, decommissioning, incident reporting, and contributing to team collaboration and service quality.

Cloud Solution Architect focused on helping customers migrate, modernize, and secure their infrastructure, applications, and data on Microsoft Azure, with a specific emphasis on laying the foundation for scalable AI solutions. The role involves understanding customer goals, providing strategic technical guidance, and driving the adoption of Azure services for AI workloads.

The Data Center Technician (DCT) role at Microsoft involves staging, setting up, troubleshooting, and decommissioning hardware in data centers. This role supports Microsoft's cloud infrastructure, including Azure, Bing, and Office 365, by ensuring the proper functioning of hardware components. Responsibilities include diagnostics, hardware replacement, quality checks, following standard operating procedures, and assisting other technicians. The role requires basic knowledge of computer hardware and IT equipment support experience.

This role is for a Data Center Logistics Technician responsible for inventory audits, deliveries, vendor coordination, and equipment returns within Microsoft's data center operations. It involves managing physical inventory, processing warranty claims, and ensuring data bearing device destruction according to policies.

This role is for a Senior Logistics Technician at Microsoft, focusing on data center inventory and asset management. Responsibilities include prioritizing ticketed work, providing guidance on logistics tasks, ensuring inventory accuracy, coordinating with external stakeholders, and managing RMA processes. The role requires a high school diploma or equivalent experience in warehouse/supply chain, IT, or logistics, with preferred experience in operating heavy-load movement equipment.

This role focuses on developing and supporting Physical Verification (PV) flows for silicon design teams, ensuring signoff for advanced technology nodes. Responsibilities include owning PV methodology, debugging complex issues, and collaborating with EDA vendors and internal teams to drive scalable, production-ready solutions.

This role is for a Senior Critical Environment Mechanical Engineer at Microsoft, focusing on the design, testing, and implementation of mechanical systems within datacenters that support Microsoft's cloud services. The role involves ensuring the reliability, scalability, and security of critical infrastructure, with a strong emphasis on environmental sustainability and optimization. It requires deep technical knowledge, project management skills, and the ability to collaborate with various stakeholders to deliver robust engineering solutions.

This role is for a Critical Environment Mechanical Engineer responsible for the design, testing, and implementation of mechanical systems within Microsoft's datacenters. The role involves creating designs, developing test plans, analyzing data, managing project schedules, and documenting specifications, with a focus on reliability, scalability, and sustainability.

Senior Site Reliability Engineer responsible for ensuring the uptime, resilience, and continuous improvement of Microsoft 365's Substrate platform. This role involves leading incident response, enhancing observability, defining reliability metrics (SLIs/SLOs), conducting live site reviews, engineering for prevention through automation and fixes, executing reliability drills, and defining incident management policies. The role requires strong software and systems engineering skills for large-scale cloud or distributed systems.

This role is for a Critical Environment Electrical Engineer at Microsoft, responsible for the electrical infrastructure of datacenters that power Microsoft's cloud services. The role involves managing and maintaining large-scale electrical systems, ensuring operational efficiency, safety, and compliance. It requires expertise in electrical engineering principles, datacenter operations, and collaboration with various teams.

This role is for a Principal Security Program Manager at Microsoft Windows Security, focusing on end-to-end security assurance, including compliance, risk assessment, vulnerability research, and security tooling. It involves platform security architecture, threat intelligence, and vulnerability discovery, with broad influence across Windows engineering and security partners. The role requires shaping how Windows identifies, prioritizes, and mitigates security risks at scale.

This role is for a Critical Environment Technician on the U.S. Government Airgap team at Microsoft, responsible for maintaining the core infrastructure and foundational technologies for Microsoft's dedicated online services supporting the U.S. Government. The technician will perform operations, inspections, and maintenance on critical environment equipment like HVAC and electrical systems, respond to incidents, and ensure adherence to safety, security, and operational procedures in a high-security, high-compliance datacenter environment.

Principal Packaging Engineer for Microsoft Quantum, focusing on adapting industry-standard packaging processes and materials for quantum devices, collaborating with global teams, and evaluating external suppliers. Requires a Master's degree and 7+ years of technical engineering experience or equivalent.

This role is for a Critical Environment Technician in a U.S. Government Airgap datacenter. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining critical facility equipment (electrical, mechanical, HVAC, controls, generators), responding to incidents, performing maintenance, and ensuring adherence to strict security and compliance procedures in a high-security environment. Requires a High School Diploma/GED and experience in mission-critical services or specialized fields, along with a Top Secret Clearance with SCI and Polygraph.

Seeking a Senior Cloud Solution Architect to act as the voice of the customer/partner, translating problems into industry solutions and driving seamless customer experiences. The role involves identifying and mitigating blockers, delivering solutions in line with company methodologies, and identifying opportunities for expansion. This position is within the Microsoft Federal organization, requiring flexibility and potentially serving in various roles to meet USG needs. The role emphasizes enabling customers to realize the full potential of the cloud and accelerate AI transformation.

This role is for a Senior Cloud & AI Cloud Solution Architect who will act as the voice of the customer, translating customer problems into industry solutions and driving seamless customer experiences. The role involves identifying opportunities for consumption and expansion, ensuring solutions are well-architected, AI-enabled, and cost-optimized. It requires collaboration across teams, managing risks, and staying updated on industry trends to map architectures to business outcomes. The position is within Microsoft Federal, requiring adherence to USG mission, legal, and regulatory requirements, including security clearances.

This role is for a Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining the critical infrastructure of Microsoft's datacenters, including equipment maintenance, safety, and operational monitoring. It is not directly involved in AI/ML development.

Manage a team of technicians responsible for the critical environment operations and maintenance of Microsoft's data centers, ensuring the safety, reliability, and efficiency of electrical, mechanical, and control systems.

This role is for a Data Center Logistics Technician responsible for managing inventory, handling deliveries, coordinating with vendors for returns, and ensuring accurate record-keeping within a data center environment. It involves physical inventory tracking, processing warranty claims, and adhering to security and data management policies.

This role is for a Data Center Logistics Technician responsible for inventory audits, managing deliveries, coordinating vendor access, documenting shipments, processing warranty claims, and handling returns. The position involves working with inventory management systems and ensuring accurate physical tracking of assets within Microsoft's global data center infrastructure.

This role is for a Critical Environment Technician responsible for maintaining critical infrastructure in Microsoft's datacenters. Responsibilities include ensuring safety and security, performing various types of maintenance and repairs on electrical, mechanical, and cooling systems, and monitoring equipment performance. The role involves coordinating with vendors and third-party contractors, documenting work, and potentially traveling to support other metros.

This role is for a Service Engineer focused on physical security systems for Microsoft's global datacenters. The engineer will work on the core infrastructure platform, ensuring reliability, stability, and performance. Responsibilities include understanding physical access control systems, contributing to optimal configurations, assisting in the implementation of scalable solutions, responding to incidents, and developing an understanding of security, privacy, and compliance standards. The role requires a Bachelor's degree in a related field and technical experience in software, network, service, or systems engineering, with a background check required.

The EMEA Director of Data Centre Operations Technology provides leadership and accountability for technology governance across EMEA Data Centre Operations, covering IT operations and Critical Environment domains. This role focuses on ensuring technology standards, patterns, and decisions scale safely and reliably across EMEA, enabling growth without compromising safety or resilience. It involves establishing governance, decision models, and readiness mechanisms, identifying and eliminating technical incident patterns, and providing senior technical insight to leadership.

This is an internship role for a Logistics Technician at Microsoft's data centers in Denmark. The intern will gain hands-on experience in managing data center operations, inventory tracking, coordinating with suppliers, and ensuring compliance with policies. The role requires basic knowledge of logistics and supply chain, and the candidate must be currently studying towards a relevant qualification.

Internship role focused on supporting the physical infrastructure of Microsoft's datacenters, including hardware installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of data-bearing devices. The role involves working in a ticket-based environment and assisting with inventory management.

This role focuses on designing and developing infrastructure for evaluating fault-tolerance strategies in quantum computing systems, advancing quantum error correction codes, and empowering research for scalable quantum computers. It requires a background in quantum error correction and fault-tolerance research, with experience in modeling circuit-level noise. While the role mentions applying and leveraging AI tools for engineering acceleration and innovation, the core craft is quantum computing, not AI/ML model development.

Entry-level Technical Support Engineer role focused on troubleshooting customer technical issues for Microsoft products and services, leveraging AI technology within the Customer Service & Support organization. The role involves responding to and resolving customer issues, collaborating with teams, and identifying potential product defects.