Software Engineer, Color and Photographic Pipeline, Project Starline

Google's Project Starline is at the forefront of revolutionizing remote communication through advanced software and hardware technology. This role focuses on developing the color and photographic pipeline that enables life-like, three-dimensional conversations between people separated by distance. As a Software Engineer on the Project Starline team, you'll work alongside researchers and engineers in a fast-paced, product-oriented environment, collaborating closely with Google Workspace and Research teams.

The position requires strong expertise in software development, particularly in C++ programming, with a deep understanding of data structures, algorithms, and image processing. You'll be responsible for designing and developing software systems for Starline's color imaging pipeline, working with cutting-edge technology that combines hardware and software innovations.

The ideal candidate will bring 5 years of software development experience and a strong background in cameras and image processing. Knowledge of Android development, CNNs for imaging, and color space algorithms is highly valued. This role offers the opportunity to work on technology that solves the fundamental human need for connection, making remote conversations feel as natural as being in the same room.

Working at Google provides exposure to massive-scale systems and the chance to impact billions of users. The position comes with competitive compensation ($161,000-$239,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be part of a team that's pushing the boundaries of communication technology, with the potential to shape the future of how people connect and interact remotely.

Join Project Starline to work on technology that creates the illusion of a magic window where people can see and interact with others in full-size, three-dimensional clarity, making distance disappear and bringing people together in ways previously impossible.