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Bring your perspective to a team that values collaboration and shared knowledge.
Life at Defacto
Good work begins
with great people.
A culture of learning, collaboration and shared achievement. This is where ideas become a collective effort.
The Defacto experience
People make
the difference.
A look inside our work, our space and the moments we share.
Room to be yourself
A place to contribute.
A place to grow.
Culture
Learn through real projects, exchange ideas and build your Microsoft expertise.
Shared moments
Make room for team activities, milestones and the relationships that make work rewarding.
The work behind the culture
Learn by doing.Grow by sharing.
Microsoft technology changes, and so do the businesses using it. A working culture needs room for questions, practical learning and the exchange of experience between people with different specialisms.
At Defacto, the work brings business processes and technical delivery together. That creates opportunities to understand a customer’s challenge, contribute a point of view and learn how other members of the team approach the same problem.
Good collaboration has a practical purpose.
A design review can reveal a simpler workflow. A conversation with a functional colleague can clarify why a requirement matters. A walkthrough with someone new to the project can expose an assumption that needs to be documented. These moments help make the final solution stronger.
Shared spaces, team conversations and company moments create the relationships behind the work. Get to know the people guiding our teams, or browse career opportunities to find the kind of contribution you would like to make.
Bring your perspective
There is more than oneway to contribute.
Understand the business
Ask about the process behind a requirement. Build the habit of connecting technology choices with the people and decisions they need to support.
Share what you learn
Explain a useful technique, document a design decision or help a colleague work through an unfamiliar problem. Shared understanding makes the team more capable.
Take pride in the details
Consider the clarity of a screen, the completeness of a handover and the usability of a guide. Small decisions shape the experience of the people using the work.