Configuration Engineer, Manufacturing

Google's Manufacturing Operations team is seeking a Configuration Engineer to join their team responsible for designing and delivering efficient system configurations for Google's data center fleet. This role is crucial in maintaining Google's powerful computing infrastructure, one of the largest in the world.

The position involves working with cross-functional teams to deliver Configuration Engineering designs, ensuring well-engineered compute permutations. You'll collaborate with Commodity Managers and Design Engineers to determine infrastructure needs and product specifications, while ensuring manufacturing processes are repeatable and controlled.

As a Configuration Engineer, you'll become a subject matter expert in process and data structures, influencing internal business processes. The role requires strong technical expertise in system-level compute architectures and experience with configuration management tools. You'll work directly with Google's Technical Infrastructure team, helping to maintain and develop the architecture that powers Google's extensive product portfolio.

The ideal candidate will have 8 years of experience in configuration/systems engineering, with a strong background in BOM structure and product configuration management. You'll need expertise in PDM/PLM tools and CAD 3D Modeling tools, along with excellent investigative and organizational skills.

This position offers the opportunity to work at the heart of Google's infrastructure, ensuring the seamless operation of systems that serve billions of users worldwide. You'll be part of a team that takes pride in being "engineers' engineers," working on cutting-edge technology and solving complex technical challenges.

The role is based in Taipei, Taiwan, and requires collaboration with global teams. You'll be contributing to Google's mission of organizing the world's information while working with some of the most advanced computing infrastructure in the industry. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to make a significant impact on the physical infrastructure that powers Google's services.