Software Engineer III, Infrastructure, Google Cloud Security and Privacy
googleMillbrae (CA)
Software Engineer III, Infrastructure, Google Cloud Security and Privacy
Posted today
googleMillbrae (CA)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Overview:
As a Software Engineer, you contribute to building next-gen systems at scale and collaborate across teams to shape robust infrastructure. You’ll design, develop, test, and deploy software that supports Google Cloud and related services, while reviewing code and guiding peers. You’ll triage issues affecting hardware, network, or service quality and translate feedback into resilient solutions. This role offers opportunities to switch teams and tackle diverse technical challenges in a fast-paced, innovation-driven environment. You’ll work with cross-functional partners to deliver impactful, scalable technology. Compensation / Benefits bonus target equity benefits package
Responsibilities:
Participate in or lead design reviews to select technologies Review others' code to ensure best practices, quality, and testability Contribute to documentation and educational content updated with product changes and user feedback Triage and debug product or system issues spanning hardware, network, or service operations Design, develop, test, deploy, maintain, and enhance software solutions Manage project priorities, deadlines, and deliverables
Key requirements:
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience 2 years of experience programming in C++, Python or Go 2 years of experience with developing large-scale infrastructure, distributed systems, networks, or related compute/storage/hardware experience col collaboration and teamwork leadership and initiative strong communication C++, Python, or Go programming large-scale infrastructure and distributed systems networking and storage concepts
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