HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for Microsoft's global operations, including executive leadership, core product development, research, engineering, marketing, and corporate functions.

Notable Features:

An expansive, modern campus featuring numerous buildings, advanced research labs, employee amenities like sports fields, dining options, unique outdoor meeting spaces like 'Treehouses', a visitor center, and The Commons (a retail and services hub). Known for its sustainable design elements and green spaces.

Work Culture:

Emphasizes a 'growth mindset,' encouraging continuous learning, innovation, and collaboration. Microsoft fosters a diverse and inclusive environment, with hybrid work models supporting flexibility. The culture is driven by customer obsession, a desire to make a positive impact, and accountability.

HQ Significance:

The Redmond campus is an iconic symbol of Microsoft's history, growth, and enduring influence in the technology industry. It represents a major center of technological innovation and economic activity in the Pacific Northwest.

Values Reflected in HQ: The campus design and operations reflect Microsoft's values of innovation, sustainability, employee well-being, accessibility, diversity, inclusion, and community engagement, creating an environment conducive to creativity and collaboration.

Location:

Microsoft operates globally with offices, research labs, and data centers in over 190 countries. This extensive network supports sales, marketing, customer service, research, and development functions, enabling the company to deliver localized products and cloud services (like Azure) to a diverse international customer base and partner ecosystem. Key international hubs include locations in Europe (e.g., Dublin, London, Paris), Asia (e.g., Hyderabad, Beijing, Tokyo), Latin America (e.g., Sao Paulo, Mexico City), and Oceania (e.g., Sydney).

Street Address:

One Microsoft Way

City:

Redmond

State/Province:

Washington

Country:

USA