Microsoft's Capacity Supply Chain and Provisioning team is an exciting and fast evolving engineering group enabling the growth of all of Microsoft's Cloud businesses by optimizing and automating the delivery of the physical infrastructure powering the cloud. Our team is focused on improving the productivity of CSCP operations and engineering teams, particularly by inverting how business decisions are made – accelerating our move to automated, data-driven decisions made by intelligent software that can present decision-makers with pre-optimized options. If you are seeking an agile environment that ships frequently while maintaining a focus on long-term bets, want to work with new technology on both front-end applications and back-end services, enjoy driving innovation in a fast-paced engineering team, are passionate about building great user experiences using latest cutting edge technologies, and yearn to build highly scalable distributed services, this is the right opportunity for you!
Develop front-end applications and back-end services that generate critical business insights to power mission-critical decisions Deliver platforms and tools that accelerate application building and provide consistent user interactions across a variety of applications Engage with engineers and business partners to identify opportunities to accelerate business decision making Act as an expert in getting applications and services to production quickly while ensuring code quality and security
BS or MS in Computer Science, or equivalent experience, with a preference for experience in C#, JavaScript, and Angular 2+ years of industry experience developing software platforms, preferably in server or cloud-based systems Preferred: Excellent computer science fundamentals with strong testing, debugging, and analytical skills Knowledge of various design patterns and technologies that enable business problem-solving at scale Experience developing high-performance service-oriented solutions Strong communication skills with both engineering and non-engineering colleagues