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Jobs on the Connected Framework Team

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I'd like to have some more people working at Microsoft so
from time to time I'll be posting recruiting announcements. Rather than tell you about the same jobs
repeatedly, I'll rotate through a variety of different teams that all work on
related technologies. Hopefully, by the
time I get back to the start, all of those positions will have been filled and
there will be new jobs to advertise.
Each of these teams is one that I've either worked on in the past or
know the people so I'll be able to give you a bit of description about what each
does.

The first team up is the Connected Framework team. The Connected Framework team currently owns most
of the framework pieces of WCF and WF as well as some of the older, related
technologies such as ASMX and Remoting.
Most of the jobs that you'll find here are developer and framework
focused, whether they're for technical positions or community relationship
positions.

Since these links take you directly to where you can submit
your resume for a specific position, over time they'll disappear as those
positions are filled.

If you've submitted your resume to one of these, you can
also use the contact form on my blog to let me know that we should be looking for
you.

Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 04, 2008
    I'm interested in having a job from Microsoft in Italy, Verona. I study at the Verona University. I need money for paying my studies. I learnt to program while I was a baker, in Sardinia, Cagliari, Italy. While baking, I was asking myself how to create a robot who could do the job, instead of me. :-D So i learnt HTML. Then Javascript. Then Java. Then VB. Then VBA. I was getting hungrier. I studied C. Perl. PHP. Now I am studying JSP and Fortran. I'd be seriously interested in working for Microsoft, but they do not consider my position, or so it seems. Do you believe in me? If so, could you please tell the Microsoft Important Persons to value the possibility to give me a job? I'd be very happy of it. Thank you in advance. Luigi Usai from Verona University