Google Cloud is seeking a Software Engineer II to join their Kubernetes Control Plane team in Warsaw, Poland. This role is crucial for supporting and enhancing Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) and Kubernetes Control Plane (KCP) operations. As part of Google's engineering team, you'll be working on cutting-edge cloud technologies that serve customers across 200+ countries.
The position offers an opportunity to work on large-scale system design and cloud infrastructure that impacts billions of users globally. You'll be involved in the complete software development lifecycle, from design to deployment and maintenance, while collaborating with talented teams across Google's cloud division.
The ideal candidate should have a foundation in software development, particularly with experience in common programming languages and a solid understanding of data structures and algorithms. Knowledge of Kubernetes and cloud products is highly valued for this role.
Google Cloud accelerates digital transformation for organizations worldwide by delivering enterprise-grade solutions leveraging Google's cutting-edge technology. This role offers the chance to be part of a team that's pushing the boundaries of cloud computing and helping developers build more sustainably.
Working at Google means joining a company that values diversity, inclusion, and innovation. The company provides a collaborative environment where engineers can be versatile, display leadership qualities, and tackle new challenges across the full technology stack. This role specifically focuses on cloud infrastructure and Kubernetes, which are critical components of Google's cloud services.
The position comes with the opportunity to work on projects that directly impact Google's cloud infrastructure and contribute to solutions that help organizations worldwide solve their most critical business problems. You'll be part of a team that values continuous learning, innovation, and technical excellence while working with some of the most advanced cloud technologies in the industry.