Microsoft Azure Compute is at the heart of the Microsoft Cloud providing the backend infrastructure for hyper-scale distributed, AI focused and dynamic computing. Our team within Azure provides the software platform which enables external customers like OpenAI and internal Microsoft services as well as many other customers to run their large-scale mission-critical Cloud applications for their businesses. We are looking for world-class Senior Software Engineer to help us continue to evolve, expand, and define our software platform and infrastructure.
Requirements
- coding in languages including, but not limited to, C, C++, C-Sharp, Java, JavaScript, or Python
- 1+ years knowledge of Linux Operating system and hands on experience on any distro.
- coding in languages including, but not limited to, C, C++, C-Sharp, Java, JavaScript, OR Python
- coding in languages including, but not limited to, C, C++, C-Sharp, Java, JavaScript, or Python
Responsibilities
- Design and develop solutions that builds and improve cloud services running over distributed system.
- Provide new features for Microsoft Cloud internal infrastructure software.
- Keep infrastructure services running and deliver code updates on a regular cadence to improve performance and reliability.
- Acts as a Designated Responsible Individual (DRI) and guides other engineers by developing and following the playbook, working on call to monitor system/product/service for degradation, downtime, or interruptions, alerting stakeholders about status and initiates actions to restore system/product/service for simple and complex problems when appropriate.
Other
- Collaborates with appropriate stakeholders to determine user requirements for scenarios.
- Ability to meet Microsoft, customer and/or government security screening requirements are required for this role.
- Microsoft Cloud Background Check: This position will be required to pass the Microsoft Cloud Background Check upon hire/transfer and every two years thereafter.
- Microsoft is an equal opportunity employer.
