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Microsoft | Boulder, CO | Senior Software Engineer | ONSITE (can frequently work from home) | Full Time Microsoft is looking for a Senior Software Engineer in
by seushermsft 7y ago
Microsoft | Boulder, CO | Senior Software Engineer | ONSITE (can frequently work from home) | Full Time
Microsoft is looking for a Senior Software Engineer in Boulder, CO for its Commercial Software Engineering (CSE) team.
This is a role where you will work with a wide range of technologies and languages, developing cloud solutions side-by-side with software engineers outside of Microsoft. We are looking for a senior engineer who has a strong background in cloud architecture, a history of mentoring junior engineers, and strong software engineering skills. The role does involve traveling to customer locations roughly twice every three months (flying in on a Monday and out on a Friday) - all travel is planned well in advance.
This isn't a consulting role - there are no billable hours, we work side-by-side with external engineers building projects with them, not for them. Project schedules are determined collectively by both parties and we ensure we don't burn engineers out (work-life balance is a high priority). This role doesn't involve any on-call responsibilities during or after a customer project.
Apply here: https://careers.microsoft.com/i/us/en/job/579436/Senior-Software-Engineer https://careers.microsoft.com/i/us/en/job/579436/Senior-Soft...
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- brogrammernot 7y agoAnything on the product side for this by chance? Did sales/solution engineering before but working in a product role in what you described sounds so much fun.
- seushermsft 7y agoI don't believe there is a role like this in the product teams at Microsoft anymore. There are groups within Commercial Software Engineering who are technology-aligned and work within a specific domain (ex: Kubernetes or Machine Learning), but that may not be what you are looking for. I did a quick search on the Microsoft Careers page and didn't see any openings in those groups.
- claytongulick 7y agoHi! On-site is a hard requirement? Spending 2 weeks per quarter at client site, plus work from home... seems like it is already a fairly remote-friendly position. I also because I've had a few great conversations with MS over the past 20 years or so, but never been able to make geography work.