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University Recruiting virtual events

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​​​​​​​Our recruiting teams around the world regularly host virtual events to share information about our recruiting process, careers and internships at Microsoft, and pro-tips on topics like personal branding and crafting your resume. Join us to network and engage with recruiters, employees, interns, and leaders and get a glimpse into #MicrosoftLife! Bookmark this page and check back often as we will be adding new events later this month. Scroll down for recordings of previous events and links to some of our great content!

September

Microsoft x Grace Hopper

Sept 14 1:00 PM PDT (GMT-7:00)

Calling all Grace Hopper Celebration 2022 attendees! Join inspiring members of the Women at Microsoft Employee Resource Group to learn how Microsoft increases inclusion, belonging, equity, and representation of women. This event is for virtual or in-person GHC 2022 attendees only.

Women@Microsoft: Mentor your tech career

Sept 14 6:30 PM CET (GMT+1:00)

For our Europe, Middle East and Africa region students; meet MS colleagues and discover how experienced and caring mentors supported their career, and how they are supporting others today!

#MicrosoftieSpeaks: Explore the Profession of Security Engineering

Sept 21 12:00 PM PDT (GMT-7:00) 

Hear about the different security specializations and tips for students interested in security opportunities!

Women in Tech: From Women’s Colleges to Microsoft

Sept 28 2:00 PM PDT (GMT-7:00)

Join Microsoft University Recruiting for a panel featuring Microsoft employees who are women’s college alumnae.
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October

A Day in the Life: Technical Program & Product Management at Microsoft

Oct 4 - 12:00 PM PDT (GMT-7:00)

Join us in a round of lightning tech-talks that will spotlight a day in the life of Technical Program Managers and Product Managers at Microsoft.

#MicrosoftieSpeaks: Personal Branding - See and Be Seen

Oct 12 - 8:00 AM PDT (GMT-7:00)

Microsoft recruiters share tips & tricks to showcase your skills!

#MicrosoftieSpeaks: Explore Intern Program

Oct 19 - 11:00 AM PDT (GMT-7:00)

Learn about our Explore Microsoft Program, a 12-week summer internship program specifically designed to let first-or second-year students interested in STEM gain experience as a Software Engineer & Program Manager.
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Previous University Recruiting Virtual Webinars

Our recruiting teams host virtual webinars to connect with students, discuss the latest industry trends, and feature tips and tricks to enhance your personal brand. These webinars contain exclusive information about the recruiting process, career and internship opportunities at Microsoft, and more.
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Recognize Exclusion, Design for Inclusion

What unnecessary barriers do you (inadvertently) create, and who do they exclude? Bryce Johnson, Inclusive Lead for Microsoft, takes us through Microsoft Inclusive Design principles and shares tips on how you can remove unnecessary friction from your experiences. Bryce initiated and designed the very first Inclusive Tech Lab at Microsoft, a facility where people can explore how individuals with disabilities interact with Microsoft games, services, and devices.
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Microsoft Resume and Personal Branding Workshop

This session will prepare you to present your best self through your LinkedIn profile and your resume. Join Miri Rodriguez, Head of Microsoft’s Intern Program and author of Brand Storytelling to learn about creating your personal brand and learn tips and tricks from Microsoft recruiters to showcase your skills. 
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Microsoft Explore Program Info Session 

Are you a first- or second-year university student and interested in both Software Engineer (SWE) and Program Manager (PM) roles? Join Miri Rodriguez,  head of Microsoft’s Intern Program, and Aaron Epps, one of our university recruiters, to learn about our Explore Microsoft Program, a 12-week summer internship program specifically designed to let you gain experience in our different software engineering roles. 

Learn more about Microsoft Explore  
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Microsoft Engineers: A day in the life. 

A tech-talk spotlighting recent graduates who have joined Microsoft as Full-Time employees. 

Wonder what a day in the life of a Microsoft Engineer is really like? Watch our lightning tech-talk that spotlights recent graduates who have recently started their careers with Microsoft. Hear about their impact and experiences across Microsoft and get a glimpse into #MicrosoftLife. 
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Learning Path: Start in tech as an intern​

A great way to start in tech is by landing a position as an intern. But how do you that? To get there, you need to consider things like, crafting a resume and passing an intern interview. Once an intern, you want to make sure that position turns into a full-time position in tech.

Interview tips for students and grads​

Through our interview process, we aim to discover what you’ve learned in school, evaluate critical thinking skills, assess how you solve problems and measure your ability to learn. We’ve compiled helpful information on how to prepare for your interview.

“I want to help others get a little bit closer to their own dreams.”​

Huong Haley, the daughter of a Vietnamese prisoner of war, speaks up about how her background—which she identifies as “first generation, low income”—surfaced challenges during her transition to corporate life. Now, she’s making it easier for others to find their way, too.

One employee’s experience with Microsoft Aspire

“Growing up, I’d always wondered what opportunities lay outside my small Malaysian hometown. That’s one reason I went to the UK for graduate school—to explore worlds beyond my own. But when my studies introduced me to Microsoft’s Aspire Program, I realized I could explore a whole new career as well.”