Microsoft Silicon, Cloud Hardware, and Infrastructure Engineering (SCHIE) is seeking a Senior Software/Build Engineer to join their DPU Runtime (OS) Driver team. This role is part of the team responsible for Microsoft's expanding Cloud Infrastructure and powering Microsoft's "Intelligent Cloud" mission.
The position focuses on developing cutting-edge, high-performance scalable and programmable DPU software, with emphasis on Control Plane device drivers and associated tools. As a key contributor within the DPU driver software team, you'll leverage your Operating System, Driver, and Embedded Software Development expertise to contribute to DPU driver code and related host software.
The Data Processing Unit (DPU) team combines state-of-the-art software and hardware expertise to create highly programmable and high-performance ASICs capable of efficiently handling large data streams. Your work will have significant impact across Azure through the development of the latest generation PCIe adapter cards.
The role offers a competitive salary range of $117,200 - $229,200 USD (higher in SF Bay Area and NYC), along with comprehensive benefits including healthcare, educational resources, and investment options. Working in a hybrid environment with up to 50% work from home flexibility, you'll be part of Microsoft's mission to empower every person and organization on the planet to achieve more.
Key responsibilities include developing and maintaining test infrastructure, managing machine fleets, creating automation frameworks, and helping migrate build systems to Azure platforms. The ideal candidate brings 4+ years of technical engineering experience, strong Python skills, and experience with build infrastructure in cloud environments.
This position offers an excellent opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology while contributing to Microsoft's cloud infrastructure. You'll be part of a team that values innovation, collaboration, and continuous learning, with access to extensive resources and opportunities for professional growth.