Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack, Google Cloud Platform

Google Cloud Platform is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their Observability Troubleshooting team, focusing on providing critical analytical insights and effective access to telemetry data. This role is part of Cloud Observability, one of the fastest-growing areas within GCP.

The position involves developing A2A and MCP tools that analyze data at scale to improve instrumentation, discovery, analysis, and root-cause user journeys within cloud operating environments. Key focus areas include log patterns, resource health, anomaly detection, and proactive monitoring. The team works on surfacing this information contextually for customers.

As a software engineer at Google, you'll be working on technologies that impact billions of users, extending well beyond web search. The role requires expertise in various areas including distributed computing, large-scale system design, networking, data storage, and security. You'll have opportunities to switch teams and projects as both you and the business evolve.

The position offers competitive compensation including a base salary range of $166,000-$244,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. Google Cloud accelerates organizations' digital transformation by leveraging cutting-edge technology and tools for developers. The platform serves customers in more than 200 countries and territories.

The ideal candidate should have strong experience in C++ development, software testing, and system architecture. Additional preferred skills include data structures/algorithms knowledge, Python programming, and full-stack development experience. The role requires versatility, leadership qualities, and enthusiasm for taking on new challenges across the full technology stack.

Working at Google means joining a company committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion, with a culture focused on innovation and collaboration. The position offers opportunities for professional growth, working with cutting-edge technologies, and making a significant impact on cloud computing infrastructure used by organizations worldwide.