Microsoft

Principal Product Manager

United States, Washington, Redmond

Found: Today

Help shape how millions of people find what they need. Search sits underneath almost everything people do with Microsoft Copilot and inside our apps. It's how people find answers, files and context, and it's how AI agents find what they need to act, including when writing code. When search is great, people barely notice it. When it isn't, nothing else works. Our team's job is to make it great, and keep it that way.

We're looking for a Principal Product Manager who is equally curious about customers and technology. You'll build a deep understanding of how people use our products and where the experience delights or disappoints them. You'll combine customer signals, product telemetry and research into a clear picture, and turn that picture into action. You'll find the opportunities that matter most and make sure they move forward, whether that means helping an existing owner or taking on the work yourself and delivering it.

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