Customer Engineer II, Federal Civilian, Public Sector

Google is seeking a Customer Engineer II to join their Public Sector team, focusing on Federal Civilian customers. This role combines technical expertise with customer-facing responsibilities, requiring 6 years of cloud native architecture experience. The position involves architecting solutions, leading technical projects, and driving cloud adoption for government agencies.

As a Customer Engineer, you'll work closely with Technical Sales teams to showcase Google Cloud's capabilities to clients. Your responsibilities will include technical discovery, solution architecture, and helping customers understand and implement Google Cloud Platform effectively. The role requires strong presentation skills, as you'll be delivering product demonstrations, creating white papers, and managing proof-of-concept work.

The ideal candidate will have experience with cloud native architectures, API management, and container orchestration systems. Knowledge of Geospatial Information Systems, particularly Google Earth Engine, is valuable. Understanding of federal regulatory frameworks like FedRAMP or FISMA is important, as is experience working with US Federal Civilian agencies.

This position offers a competitive compensation package, including a base salary range of $122,000-$180,000, plus bonus, equity, and benefits. The role supports Google's mission to advance digital transformation in government and education sectors, working with purpose-built solutions for public sector enterprises.

You'll be part of Google Public Sector's growing team, helping government institutions accelerate their digital transformations. The role combines technical expertise with business acumen, requiring both deep technical knowledge and the ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels. This is an excellent opportunity for someone passionate about technology and its application in the public sector, offering both professional growth and meaningful impact on government digital initiatives.