Senior Software Engineer, Full Stack, Public Sector

Google is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their Public Sector team, focusing on full-stack development for government and education solutions. This role combines Google's innovative technology with the mission-critical needs of public sector institutions.

The position requires expertise in both front-end and back-end development, with a strong focus on developing solutions using Google Cloud Platform (GCP) products. You'll be working on creating reusable solutions that solve recurring business problems for public sector customers, helping them transform their operations using GCP's AI/ML stack and related technologies.

As a senior engineer, you'll be responsible for architecting innovative solutions, leading cross-functional teams, and working directly with customers to understand and address their needs. The role requires a blend of technical expertise, leadership skills, and the ability to communicate complex technical concepts to non-technical audiences.

The position offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $166,000 to $244,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working from either Reston, VA or Washington D.C., and must be a US citizen due to potential access to classified information.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced software engineers who want to make a significant impact in the public sector while working with cutting-edge technology at one of the world's leading tech companies. You'll be part of Google's mission to advance digital transformation in government and education, working on solutions that serve critical national interests.

The role combines technical leadership, solution architecture, and hands-on development, making it ideal for engineers who enjoy both coding and strategic thinking. You'll have the opportunity to work with various Google Cloud technologies, contribute to the development of new solutions, and help shape the future of public sector technology infrastructure.