Software Engineer II

Microsoft is seeking a Software Engineer II to join their OneDrive and SharePoint team, which sits at the heart of Microsoft's cloud services. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on services that impact millions of users worldwide, fundamentally changing how people interact with their devices and manage important content across home, work, and school contexts.

The position involves working with cutting-edge distributed systems and cloud infrastructure, where you'll collaborate with talented engineers, PMs, and designers to build and maintain services that operate at massive scale. You'll be responsible for designing and implementing features that enhance OneDrive and SharePoint's core capabilities, from front-end user interactions to backend infrastructure components.

As a Software Engineer II, you'll contribute to Microsoft's mission of empowering every person and organization globally. The role requires strong technical skills in areas such as distributed systems design, API development, and cloud services, with a focus on creating robust, scalable solutions. You'll work with various programming languages and technologies, including Java, JavaScript, and Python, while building services that manage internet-scale data stores.

The position offers competitive compensation, with base pay ranging from $98,300 to $193,200 USD annually (higher in SF Bay Area and NYC), along with comprehensive benefits including healthcare, educational resources, and parental leave. You'll be part of a culture that values growth mindset, innovation, and collaboration, working in an environment that supports up to 100% remote work with some travel requirements (0-25%).

This is an excellent opportunity for engineers who are passionate about cloud technology, distributed systems, and creating solutions that impact users globally. You'll have the chance to work on challenging technical problems while contributing to products used by hundreds of millions of customers worldwide. The role offers significant growth potential within Microsoft's engineering organization and the opportunity to shape the future of cloud storage and collaboration tools.