Jason Steppe

Senior Program Manager at Microsoft

United States
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Jason Steppe is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft with over six years of professional experience and a decade-long tenure at the company, having progressed from Senior Service Engineer to his current role. He blends program leadership with hands-on cloud and infrastructure expertise, contributing to Azure Quickstart Templates by authoring Bicep-based infrastructure-as-code for healthcare scenarios like IoT connectors, FHIR services, and event hubs. Jason is skilled at adapting and regionalizing templates, resolving build issues, and managing resource dependencies—practical strengths that help translate complex cloud requirements into repeatable deployments. Based in the United States, he brings a pragmatic, operations-informed perspective to program management that keeps both reliability and developer productivity front of mind. An understated but valuable trait is his focus on industry-specific cloud patterns, particularly in healthcare, which positions him to bridge technical delivery and regulated-domain requirements.
code6 years of coding experience
job7 years of employment as a software developer
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Github Skills (21)

bicep10
cloud-infrastructure10
microsoft-azure10
html-template10
python-templates10
code-templates10
apptemplates10
arm-templates10
azure10
cpp-templates10
iot9
hl7-fhir8
automations8
automation8
smart-on-fhir8

Programming languages (6)

C#ShellBicepRubyMarkdownPython

Github contributions (5)

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Azure Quickstart Templates
Role in this project:
userCloud Engineer / Infrastructure Engineer
Contributions:6 reviews, 7 commits, 24 PRs in 5 months
Contributions summary:Jason primarily contributed to the deployment and configuration of Azure resources within the `azure-quickstart-templates` repository. Their work focused on defining infrastructure-as-code using Bicep files, with an emphasis on setting up healthcare-related services, including IoT connectors, FHIR services, and event hubs. The contributions show a focus on adapting existing templates for new or updated regions and addressing build-related issues, indicating a proactive approach to infrastructure management and deployment. The user's efforts included managing resource dependencies and incorporating best practices.
azuretemplatesarmbicepbicep-templates
msjasteppe/azure-docs

Oct 2022 - Oct 2023

Open source documentation of Microsoft Azure
Contributions:6 PRs, 43 pushes, 8 branches in 11 months
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