Software Engineer Jobs in Washington, United States

Software Engineering team at Microsoft builds automation solutions for marketing planning and operations. The role designs, develops, and maintains large‑scale, AI‑native software, applying telemetry and feedback to optimize performance and user outcomes.

Telemetry Platform Team at Microsoft builds highly available distributed services and automation for large‑scale telemetry workloads. The role designs, implements, tests, deploys, and operates APIs, tools, and subsystems for telemetry collection, routing, storage and data access, while integrating machine‑learning based anomaly detection and data validation.

Software Engineering team at Microsoft builds enterprise‑scale cloud applications. The Senior/Principal Software Engineer leads end‑to‑end development, designs architecture, and drives AI‑powered Copilot features while mentoring a cross‑functional team.

Azure Billing and Cost Management team builds and operates the FinOps platform that helps customers monitor and control cloud spend. The Software Engineer designs, implements, and supports scalable APIs and services for usage metering, cost aggregation, and insights, participates in on‑call rotations, and collaborates with product managers and designers.

Azure Observability Platform team builds cloud infrastructure for Azure monitoring services. The role leads design and code reviews, drives end‑to‑end feature development, and improves Kubernetes operational patterns across Azure regions.

Microsoft Cloud Services team builds scalable cloud and distributed systems. The role designs, develops, and operates high‑throughput services on Azure/AWS/GCP, owns production reliability, and integrates CI/CD pipelines.

AI Compilers team at Microsoft builds cutting‑edge compiler technologies and optimization passes for AI workloads. The role designs and implements new compiler features, code generation for emerging hardware, and AI‑specific programming abstractions while collaborating with hardware architects and ML developers.

Copilot CLI team at Microsoft builds agentic systems and terminal experiences that power developer productivity. The Senior Software Engineer owns critical product and platform areas of the Copilot CLI, designing and shipping reliable terminal UIs, low‑level primitives, and agent runtimes.

Azure Monitor team at Microsoft builds observability services for Azure workloads. The Software Engineer designs, implements, tests, and operates telemetry pipelines and monitoring components, collaborates with product management and partner teams, and improves reliability through automation and incident response.

Commerce Platforms team at Microsoft builds scalable, secure cloud-native services that power commerce experiences. Engineers design, develop, and operate distributed systems, APIs, and AI‑powered features such as intelligent automation and data‑driven pricing, collaborating with product, research, and data teams.

Agent Factory at Workday builds production‑grade AI agents that power HR and Finance workflows. As a Principal/Senior Full‑Stack Engineer you design and ship end‑to‑end features, from intuitive front‑end experiences to resilient back‑end services, collaborating closely with ML engineers, product managers and platform teams.

Starlink Satellite Flight Software team at SpaceX builds autonomous flight and ground control software for the world’s largest satellite constellation. The role designs, develops, tests, and operates highly reliable C/C++ and Python code that runs on space vehicles and ground systems, ensuring fault tolerance and real‑time performance.

SpaceX’s Starlink Flight Software team builds autonomous software that controls spacecraft and ground systems for the world’s largest satellite constellation. The Software Engineer designs, develops, tests, and operates fault‑tolerant, real‑time C/C++ and Python code, leading continuous improvement and collaborating with hardware teams.

SpaceX's Starlink flight software team designs, develops, and tests software that controls SpaceX flight and ground systems, including components on robotic vehicles in space and the ground systems orchestrating the world's largest satellite constellation. You will own the complete software lifecycle from development to testing to operation, engage with software and hardware engineers to discover mission needs, and code highly reliable software.

The Deployment And Release Engineering (DARE) team at Leo is building a fleet management console for a Low Earth Orbit satellite constellation delivering low-latency broadband to unserved and underserved communities. You will design and deploy scalable release engineering and deployment services, using test-driven agentic development (TDAD) and AI to turn high-level problem statements into flexible solutions, while partnering with embedded software teams on satellite software distribution.

SpaceX's Starlink flight software team seeks an engineer to streamline the development and deployment of ground and satellite software. You will identify performance bottlenecks, fix build system inefficiencies, and maintain core flight code tooling.

In‑Space Systems business unit at Blue Origin develops mission‑critical space infrastructure and on‑orbit mobility solutions. The manager leads a team of embedded software engineers, contributing 50% of time to hands‑on C/C++ development while directing technical strategy, processes, and risk mitigation for national security programs.

SpaceX's Starlink flight software team builds the embedded software that controls SpaceX flight and ground systems, including robotic vehicles in space and the ground systems orchestrating the world's largest satellite constellation. As an embedded engineer, you will design, develop, test, and operate highly reliable autonomous software across its full lifecycle, collaborating with software and hardware engineers to translate mission needs into code.

Amazon Leo team builds a low Earth orbit satellite network delivering fast, reliable internet connectivity. The Software Development Engineer develops embedded flight computer software, writing device drivers, interfacing hardware, and supporting board bring‑up in a real‑time OS environment.

Chassis Tester Software team at Blue Origin develops the software stack that verifies avionics hardware for the New Glenn launch vehicle. The senior engineer designs and implements Linux instrument drivers, hardware‑in‑the‑loop test frameworks, and operator‑facing tools while leading technical direction and ensuring reliability of the entire stack.