Google is seeking a Software Engineer for their Chrome Desktop team, focusing on search integration and user experience. The role involves working on Chrome's desktop platform, specifically the Search team's mission to help users efficiently access and utilize information. The position is based in Los Angeles and offers a competitive compensation package of $141,000-$202,000 plus bonus, equity, and benefits.
The role requires expertise in C++ programming and strong fundamentals in data structures and algorithms. The successful candidate will work on critical projects for Chrome's search functionality, including the omnibox and various search surfaces. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to design and implement features that enhance Chrome's search capabilities.
Chrome's mission is to build a better, more open web through innovations in speed, simplicity, and security. The platform operates across all major operating systems, including iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, and Chrome OS. As an open-source project, Chrome's innovations benefit the entire web ecosystem.
Key responsibilities include developing search and navigation features, conducting experimentation and analysis, and contributing to both the Chromium codebase and internal Google services. The ideal candidate should have experience with software development, particularly in C++, and understanding of distributed systems or infrastructure development.
The position offers opportunities to work on technology that impacts billions of users worldwide, with the backing of Google's extensive resources and engineering excellence. The role combines technical challenges with direct user impact, making it ideal for engineers passionate about improving how people interact with and access information on the web.