Senior Software Engineer, Infrastructure, GDC Host Network Functions

Google Cloud is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their Infrastructure team, specifically focusing on GDC Host Network Functions. This role is crucial in developing technologies that power host networking, offload features, and telco network functions for Google Cloud Platform.

The position requires expertise in software development, particularly with languages like C++ or Go, and deep knowledge of networking concepts including SDN controllers, network virtualization, and Kubernetes networking. You'll be working on cutting-edge cloud infrastructure that serves billions of users worldwide.

As part of the GDC Host Network Functions team, you'll be responsible for revolutionizing Kubernetes networking experiences and providing robust connectivity solutions for AI, Retail, Telecom, and Enterprise customers. The role involves writing and testing code, participating in design reviews, reviewing others' code, contributing to documentation, and troubleshooting complex system issues.

The position offers competitive compensation ($166,000-$244,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be working at Google's Sunnyvale office, collaborating with world-class engineers on technologies that power Google Cloud's infrastructure.

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced engineers who are passionate about large-scale distributed systems, networking, and cloud infrastructure. You'll have the chance to work on critical projects that directly impact Google Cloud's capabilities and customer experience. The role offers growth opportunities and the ability to influence the direction of cloud networking technologies at one of the world's leading tech companies.

The ideal candidate will bring strong technical skills, leadership qualities, and the ability to work effectively in a fast-paced environment. You'll be empowered to act like an owner, take action, and innovate while working on technologies that are fundamental to Google Cloud's success.