Cloud & AI Solution Engineer – Data Platform

Microsoft is seeking a Cloud & AI Solution Engineer to join their Data Platform team, focusing on commercial customers. This role combines technical expertise in databases and analytics with customer-facing responsibilities in the era of AI. The position involves working with Microsoft's rich portfolio of IaaS and PaaS services on the Azure Platform, helping enterprises unlock the full potential of Microsoft's cloud database and analytics stack.

As a Solution Engineer, you'll be instrumental in accelerating the Fabric Data Platform through hands-on engagements like Proof of Concepts, hackathons, and architecture workshops. The role offers significant career growth opportunities, allowing you to develop deep business acumen while honing technical skills in solution design and deployment.

The position requires expertise in Azure Databases, Analytics, and data migration, with a focus on helping customers modernize their data platform. You'll work with cutting-edge technologies including Azure SQL DB, Cosmos DB, PostgreSQL, Fabric, Azure Databricks, and Purview, while maintaining knowledge of traditional systems like Teradata and Hadoop.

Key aspects of the role include:

• Leading technical engagements and influencing solution design
• Collaborating with engineering teams to improve products
• Maintaining expertise in Microsoft's Analytics Portfolio
• Building trusted relationships with platform leads
• Representing Microsoft in cloud Database & Analytics communities

The role offers a competitive salary range of $130,900 - $251,900 USD (higher in SF and NYC areas), comprehensive benefits, and flexible work arrangements with up to 100% work from home options. Travel requirement is 25-50% of the time.

This position is ideal for someone who combines deep technical knowledge with strong communication skills and a passion for helping customers succeed in their cloud transformation journey. The role offers the opportunity to work at the forefront of cloud and AI technology while making a significant impact on Microsoft's commercial customers.