Software Engineer II - Backend

OneDrive and SharePoint are rapidly growing services at the center of Microsoft's cloud, interacting with almost every part of Microsoft's ecosystem. This role is part of the Monetization team, owning the Billing Platform that powers consumption-based billing for numerous Microsoft 365 pay-as-you-go services.

As a Software Engineer II - Backend, you'll be working with a team of engineers, PMs, and designers to deliver large-scale, distributed architectures and features meeting OneDrive and SharePoint's core service needs. The position involves working on critical systems that serve customers worldwide, from front-end customer interactions to core system logic and mega-scale storage infrastructure.

The role requires strong expertise in cloud-scale distributed systems, with opportunities to design and deliver services managing internet-scale data stores, enable best-in-class file and site browsing performance, and innovate on how people manage their data. You'll be expected to contribute to Microsoft's vibrant, inclusive engineering culture while performing data-driven, collaborative design work.

Key responsibilities include writing clean, efficient code, implementing comprehensive tests, and building robust telemetry systems to monitor service performance. You'll be working on features that directly impact hundreds of millions of customers globally, making this an opportunity to have significant impact at scale.

The position offers competitive compensation ($100,600 - $199,000 base salary range) and comprehensive benefits including industry-leading healthcare, educational resources, investment options, and parental leave. Microsoft provides a collaborative environment where you'll work with world-class engineers and have opportunities to shape the future of cloud storage and collaboration services.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about distributed systems, cloud infrastructure, and building services that impact millions of users daily. The role combines technical challenges of large-scale systems with the business impact of core Microsoft services, offering significant growth and learning opportunities in cloud computing and enterprise software development.