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As a Software Engineer II (IC3) on the Maps Rendering team at Microsoft AI, you will contribute to high-performance rendering systems that transform massive geospatial datasets into rich, interactive map experiences. Your day-to-day responsibilities include building and evolving components of the maps rendering pipeline, improving map quality and performance across platforms, and working with large-scale geospatial datasets to ensure accurate and consistent user experiences. You will also collaborate on systems making spatial data accessible for AI-driven applications, ensuring reliability, scalability, and observability in distributed services. The role requires expertise in scalable backend systems or rendering/data pipelines, familiarity with maps and geospatial concepts, and experience with cloud platforms like Azure and rendering technologies such as WebGL. Strong fundamentals in data structures, algorithms, and system design are essential for this unique opportunity to shape the future of intelligent map experiences at global scale.
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Python
C++
Java
Rust
PyTorch
FPGA
Modern C++
Machine learning
Web service architecture
Signal processing
Computer vision
Robotics
User interface design
Mathematical modelling
Numerical methods
GPU programming
Embedded systems development
Python
C++
Java
Rust
PyTorch
FPGA
Modern C++
Machine learning
Web service architecture
Signal processing
Computer vision
Robotics
User interface design
Mathematical modelling
Numerical methods
GPU programming
Embedded system development