[We're hiring!] Multiple open positions for passionate and talented software engineers in Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability team in Atlanta, GA

Hi everyone

As you might have read on Yammer or other social media, I have decided to take a step away from Finance and Operations and Warehouse management, and a few months back accepted to lead the Sustainability engineering team in Atlanta, Georgia. The team is working on  2 new exciting and relevant products, Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability, as well as the Microsoft Emissions Impact Dashboard. The latter is now generally available, while the former has just recently been released as a trial (public preview)

As we work towards GA of Microsoft Cloud for Sustainability early next year, we are looking for more engineers to join our team. 

Positions at different levels of experience (mid-level to senior) are available, and you can apply through the following link:

https://industryuseng-ms.icims.com/jobs/1213955/senior-sde/job?mode=view

So if you meet the requirements and like what you read in the press releases about the Cloud for Sustainability product vision, and want to support Microsoft's path to a carbon negative future, please apply for the job, and/or reach out here or on LinkedIn.

Really looking forward to your application!

Announcement: We are hiring!

We are hiring Microsoft Dynamics AX software engineers @ Microsoft Lyngby in Denmark (Supply Chain Management Center of Excellence).

Microsoft Lyngby

Want to work for one of the largest software companies in the world?

We have a number of positions open for the Dynamics AX team, ranging from senior positions for people with multiple years of industry experience to those just beginning the software development journey.

Find the 4 open positions below - you can apply directly from the page there.

• AgileSoftware Development Engineer
• SoftwareDevelopment Engineer
• SeniorSoftware Development Engineer
• AgileSenior Software Development  Engineer

Let me know if you have any questions through the comments below

Thank you, and hope to see you joining our team in Denmark soon.

Tip: Illegal 'closing bracket' character when defining a macro

Just a very quick tip today, related to macros:


As you all know, there are multiple ways to define and use macros in X++.
For those that need a refresher, please look up the corresponding section on MSDN
(Direct link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc197107.aspx)

Below is a simple X++ job, that demonstrates an existing shortcoming in the #define command, and a possible workaround for this problem.

Nothing complicated, basically, just use #localmacro, if you can't compile your code.

static void ClosingBracketInMacroDefinition(Args _args)
{
    //#define.Question("Why are brackets ')' not working ?")
    //#define.Question(@"Why are brackets ')' not working ?")
    //#define.Question("Why are brackets '\)' not working ?")
    #define.LegalCharacters(' !"#$%&\'(*+,-./:;<=>?@[\\]^_`{|}~\n\r\t')
    #localmacro.Question
        "Why are brackets ')' not working ?"
    #endmacro

    Box::info(#Question);
    Box::info(#LegalCharacters);
}

Thanks for finding the issue to Bogdana, one of our new developers.