Manufacturing Test Development Engineer

Google is seeking a Manufacturing Test Development Engineer to join their Manufacturing Operations team, which is responsible for delivering state-of-the-art physical infrastructure. This role combines software engineering with hardware testing expertise to ensure Google's powerful computing infrastructure meets quality standards.

The position requires deep technical knowledge in both software development and hardware testing, with a focus on creating automated test solutions for manufacturing processes. You'll work at the intersection of software and hardware, developing test strategies, writing automation code, and ensuring manufacturing quality for Google's data center products.

As a key member of the Technical Infrastructure team, you'll collaborate with Manufacturing and Design Engineers to evaluate product designs and create robust testing procedures. Your work will directly impact the reliability and performance of Google's global infrastructure, which powers their extensive product portfolio.

The ideal candidate brings 8+ years of manufacturing or test development experience, strong programming skills (particularly in Python), and deep understanding of computer systems including CPU, storage, and networking components. You'll need to be comfortable leading technical initiatives, writing test plans, and working with global manufacturing partners.

This role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology at massive scale, solving complex technical challenges while ensuring the quality of Google's infrastructure. You'll be part of the team that keeps Google's systems running smoothly, contributing to a seamless user experience for billions of users worldwide.

The position is based in Taipei, Taiwan, where you'll work with both local and global teams. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who wants to combine software engineering skills with hardware testing expertise while working on infrastructure that powers one of the world's largest technology companies.