Microsoft’s career system spans software and hardware engineering, product development, research, customer support, operations and business teams. The company publishes a global professions directory and separate routes for students and early-career candidates.
Microsoft groups roles into professions and functional areas. These official career pages can be used to explore role families and current location-specific opportunities.
Build and operate software, cloud services, devices and the infrastructure behind Microsoft products.
Set product direction, coordinate delivery and connect engineering work with customer needs.
Use research, statistics and data science to develop and evaluate technology and products.
Shape interfaces, services and creative work across Microsoft products and customer experiences.
Help customers understand, adopt and use Microsoft products and services.
Support the global delivery of products, services and data-center infrastructure.
Examples include software engineer, program manager, data scientist, product designer, cloud solution architect, customer success manager and supply-chain specialist. These are examples of role types, not a list of current vacancies.
Microsoft’s Students and recent-graduate pages describe internships and early-in-profession routes across several disciplines. Eligibility, locations and recruiting periods vary; the portal does not mean a role is currently open.
Career information summarized by Girls Do That from the employer’s official careers website. Roles, hiring requirements and career structures can change. Always confirm current requirements on the employer’s official careers portal.
Last checked: October 4, 2026. Official Microsoft careers source
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