Microsoft Off Campus Drive 2023 | Freshers | Engineering

Microsoft Off Campus Drive 2023 | Freshers | Research Fellow | BE/ B.Tech/ ME/ M.Tech – CS/ IT | 2023 Batch | Across India

Company: Microsoft India (R&D) Pvt Ltd
Microsoft Off Campus Drive 2023: Microsoft GTSC was established in October of 2003 in India, it is part of Microsoft’s Customer Service and Support (CSS) organization which has locations throughout the Americas, EMEA, Asia Pacific and Greater China. Microsoft’s CSS organization supports over 170 Microsoft products which range from the Consumer to Enterprise customer segments.

This includes the MSN and Home and Entertainment products as well as the more deeply technical products from Developer Support and Enterprise Platform Support to Enterprise Messaging Support and Enterprise Business Applications Support. The site in Bangalore is a part of a global network that has over 50 million customer touchpoints on an annual basis and provides services to the Consumer and Enterprise customer segments.

Company Website: www.microsoft.com

Positions: Research Fellow

Job Location: Across India

Salary: Best In Industry

Experience: Freshers

Eligibility Criteria For Microsoft Off Campus Drive 2023:

Candidates should have completed their bachelor’s (BE/ B.Tech/ BS) or master’s degree (ME/ M.Tech/ MS ) in computer science (or related areas) by the summer of 2023.
We evaluate candidates on a combination of factors including academic performance, raw smarts, development skills, and passion for research and software development.

Job Description:

Microsoft Research India invites applications for its Research Fellows Program. The Research Fellows program exposes bright minds in India to world-class research and state-of-the-art in technology. The program prepares students for careers in research, engineering, as well as entrepreneurship. MSR India has some of the best researchers pushing the frontiers of computer science and technology.

Research Fellows Program:

RFs spend 1 to 2 years at MSR India. Different projects require a different combination of skills. Current and past RFs have worked on: solving deep theoretical problems, pushing the boundaries of AI, designing new programming languages, designing and implementing security protocols at scale, fieldwork in rural India, prototyping communication and sensing hardware, and designing and building large-scale software systems and networks. Regardless, they all consistently aim to create academic, industrial, and societal impact.