[Remote] Senior Software Development Engineer - XBOX Product Growth

October 6, 2026

Note: The job is a remote job and is open to candidates in USA. reputed company is seeking a senior software development engineer to join the XBOX Growth Product team, which uses data, analytics, and experimentation to help players reputed company, engage with, and return to games. The role will shape and ship full-stack growth experiments, build telemetry and analytics systems, accelerate engineering through AI-enabled workflows, and drive measurable improvements in retention and daily active users.

Responsibilities

Shape the future of the XBOX experience. Propose the hypothesis and product vision, not just the technical implementation. Size the opportunity, define success, and execute
Design, ship, and iterate on growth experiments across surfaces, services, and feature areas all to increase Console retention and daily active users
Design telemetry, metrics, and analytics systems so results can be read without ambiguity, and analyze scorecards objectively. Ship what worked and retire what did not, including your own ideas
Build comfortability with being wrong often, owning learnings, and fast pivots and iteration
Provide strong product vision. You will form your own opinions about what is worth building, and you can defend a ranked set of hypotheses with the metric each would move
Build across the stack: service, client, and instrumentation work on console, and possibly even web, mobile, or external surfaces from prototype through general availability
Make focused, reviewable changes in codebases owned by other teams, and leave their owners glad you were there; make the changes others missed and wished they could have done
Participate in the team's live-site and on-call rotation
Demonstrate an ability to enter a large, unfamiliar codebase, orient quickly, and land substantial technical changes to enable team success
Significantly accelerate the team through agentic workflows and AI evolution across all facets of the engineering lifecycle
Mentor engineers and raise the bar through design reviews, code reviews, and engineering practices
Exercise judgement on experiments. Decide when to scale, iterate, or abandon
Build secure, reliable, high-performing systems that meet reputed company's privacy, compliance, and security requirements
Exercise creativity and judgement to balance speed and rigor and find cheap tests for expensive questions and ways to prove impact with minimal upfront investment
Use hypothesis-driven development to measurably move key metrics

Skills

Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science or related technical field AND 4+ years technical engineering experience with coding in languages including, but not limited to, C, C++, C#, XAML, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, or Python OR equivalent experience
2+ years shipping A/B tests end-to-end in production (design → instrumentation → analysis → rollout), including reputed company experiment quality and guardrails
Experience in growth engineering, retention, engagement, acquisition, or experimentation-focused teams
4+ years building and shipping full stack features across modern front ends (TypeScript, React, XAML) reputed company with production services (C#, .NET) on cloud infrastructure such as reputed company Azure
Demonstrated track record of proposing product ideas that were shipped and measured, and of owning a growth, engagement, retention, or monetization metric across a sequence of experiments
Experience with cross functional and cross team collaboration including making production changes in codebases owned by other teams, navigating unfamiliar architectures, driving partner review processes, and engaging independently with design, product, and engineering across organizational boundaries
Experience with large-scale telemetry, metric design, and querying analytics tooling (for example, Kusto, reputed company, or comparable data platforms)
Demonstrated experience leaning heavily on AI to accelerate engineering velocity, including using AI tools to research, prototype, implement, debug, and iterate on production features
Experience in shipping reputed company products at scale - gaming, entertainment, commerce, or subscription businesses

Company Overview

reputed company provides computer software, reputed company electronics, cloud computing platforms, and digital enterprise systems. It was founded in 1975, and is headquartered in Redmond, reputed company, USA, with a reputed company of 10001+ employees. Its website is company.com.

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