Software Engineering • Mid-Level

Who you are

You have a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or a related technical field, along with at least 2 years of experience in software development using languages such as C++. You are familiar with software for AI infrastructure and have a solid understanding of cloud or data center compute and storage technologies. Your ability to develop deep knowledge in machine learning and AI, including the underlying hardware and software stacks, sets you apart. You possess excellent problem-solving skills and thrive in collaborative environments, effectively communicating with cross-functional teams including engineers, product managers, and technical program managers.

Desirable

A Master's degree or PhD in Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or related fields would be advantageous. Experience with large-scale system design, distributed computing, and networking would also be beneficial.

What you'll do

As a Software Engineer III at Google, you will work on critical projects that shape the future of machine learning infrastructure. You will design, develop, and validate TPU-based systems for standalone deployment, integrating Cloud Compute software to bootstrap AI infrastructure. Your role will involve driving high-quality, timely delivery of projects within your team while partnering with cross-functional leaders to enhance ML infrastructure. You will also have the opportunity to mentor team members, providing technical guidance and fostering their growth.

What we offer

At Google, you will be part of a team that develops next-generation technologies impacting billions of users. You will have access to a collaborative work environment that encourages innovation and creativity. Google offers competitive compensation and benefits, along with opportunities for professional development and career advancement. You will be working on projects that manage information at a massive scale, extending well beyond web search, and contributing to the development of technologies that change how people connect and interact with information.