Senior Software Engineer - Backend
Are you interested in joining one of the most innovative and impactful product groups at Microsoft?
Look no further than the Microsoft Teams Developer Platform (Microsoft Teams Developer Documentation- Teams | Microsoft Learn).
You will be working on cutting-edge solutions that support the next evolution in collaboration and productivity through Microsoft Teams.
The Microsoft Teams Developer Platform provides exciting opportunities to build resilient, highly scalable services that support bot scenarios for an ever-growing user and developer base.This role offers an unparalleled opportunity to advance your skills in systems design, high-scale service architecture, public API development, and modern technologies like .NET Core, Redis, and Azure Cosmos DB.
We are looking for a Senior Software Engineer- Backend and as a member of our team, you will: Tackle complex problems and develop innovative solutions.
Collaborate with a diverse, cross-functional team of engineers and product managers, while also engaging directly with external developers to ensure their feedback shapes the evolution of our services.
Contribute to one of the fastest-growing products in Microsoft's history.You'll be working on the forefront of the latest advancements in AI, shaping the future of intelligent bots and their applications across various industries.
Interested in how Microsoft Teams is revolutionizing workplace collaboration?
Learn more about our developer platform Microsoft Teams Developer Documentation- Teams | Microsoft Learn and how you can be part of building the future of communication and collaboration.
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