Engineering pathways

Customer engineers are deep technical advisors supporting Enterprise customers to deliver unique value by removing blockers to consumption within their given Solution Area. CEs provide technical support including risk assessments and tuning to operate and optimize a customer’s cloud or on-premises environment.

Cybersecurity Engineers are detail oriented and responsible for protecting Microsoft systems against persistent threats. They perform many functions including developing and implementing secure network solutions, completing assessments and penetration testing, managing audits and security technology systems, and architecting secure systems.

Senior Software Engineers are technical leaders and problem solvers who design, implement, test, rollout, and manage software services. They turn business requirements into simple, elegant, and optimal solutions at large scale, understand long-term visions, evangelize best practices across the team, participate and lead team discussions about architectural design, and ship code to millions of users around the world.

Software Engineers (SWE) work as part of a development team to implement solutions on impactful projects. They’ll learn software engineering fundamentals and a variety of skills to enable them to work across the full stack of Microsoft products.

Technical Support Engineers work across Microsoft cloud technologies, from Azure services to Office 365, to help customers solve cloud services issues they may face. They demonstrate customer obsession in their daily tasks by offering support in the form of technical remediations, raising and closing tickets and escalating issues to the next level, when an issue can’t be remediated.