Hey friends. My team is hiring, West Coast and East coast US.
If helping users, sharing what you know, is what you love doing, then this could be a great next step in your career.
Cloud Advocate App dev - US West Coast,
Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Azure APIs Containers, Notebooks and more.
What's in it for you:
It's Microsoft, you get to work advocating on behalf of the user on a number of great products like Visual Studio Code, GitHub, Azure APIs Containers, Notebooks.
Cloud Advocate Data and Data science - East Coast
SQL, No SQL, ETL, Data pipelines and general use, Azure SDKs, APIs
What's in it for you:
You get to improve the experiences for Data and Data science professionals across our products and work with SQL, No SQL, ETL, Data pipelines and general use, Azure SDKs, APIs.
Our audience
Our audience are students and Faculty and we're looking for ways to make them feel welcome, guide them, and make sure they succeed using all our tech.
Also, you get to work with Lee Stott and Anthony Bartolo trust me, that's a bonus in itself :)
Top comments (3)
This is an interesting opportunity. I currently teach full stack .NET development at the bootcamp level and wouldn't leave it for the world, but joining your team to talk to folks about AI / ML on Azure or developer technologies would probably be a close second opportunity for me.
You know where to find me if you ever change your mind :) Sounds like a fantastic current gig btw..
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