The Azure Storage SDK team is hiring! The Azure Storage SDK team enables developers around the world to store their data in Azure . We meet our customers where they are by providing client SDK s in many of the world's most popular programming languages. We work in an open-source environment, utilizing GitHub to develop publicly and interact with the community. If you're the type of person that enjoys learning new technologies and implementing features that are in high demand, the Azure Storage SDK team is what you are looking for. Azure Storage is a critical infrastructure platform at Microsoft, used by developers around the world to store all types of data for internal and external products alike. We operate at hyperscale – billions of objects and exabytes of data in hundreds of clusters across the globe. We spend every month adding new features and improving our platform in order to continue accelerating our exponential growth. The SDK team enables rapid adoption of new offerings while
You are: A great software designer, someone who is disciplined and cares about creating high-quality software. Deeply knowledgeable with at least 1 popular programming language (Node.js, PHP, Python, Android, Objective-C/Swift, Go, C++, C, C# or Java). You don't need to know them all, but you're ready to pick up unfamiliar languages! Personable and positive: we want people with a high emotional intelligence. You understand people aren't perfect—you have the patience to work through difficult is sues on GitHub and with partner team Open minded: you are enthusiastic and have an opinion, but aren't
Minimum Requirements: 2+ years experience in GoLang Preferred Qualifications : Open source experience: you have an active GitHub account and GitHub flow (clone, fork, commit, push, pull requests) is second nature to you. Alternatively, you may be a regular contributor to a repository that you care about or you are the main contributor of your own. Developer platform experience: You have created an API, SDK or complete developer ecosystem. You know what it takes to develop an experience that developers love. REST API knowledge: You know the difference between a POST and a PATCH and you have a familiarity