Software Engineer III, Compute EngProd

Google is seeking a Software Engineer III for their Compute EngProd team, focusing on accelerating development velocity and enhancing quality for the Google Compute Engine (GCE) Control Plane organization. This role combines software development expertise with a focus on developer tooling and infrastructure.

The position involves working on critical projects within Google's vast ecosystem, with opportunities for growth and team mobility. You'll be part of a team that provides robust tools, frameworks, and streamlined release processes, while focusing on improving the testing experience across the software development lifecycle.

As a Software Engineer III, you'll be responsible for developing and maintaining test frameworks that enable automated testing at Google scale. The role requires strong programming skills in languages like Java or Python, experience with developer tools, and a solid foundation in data structures and algorithms.

The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years of experience in software development and building developer tools. You'll work within Google Cloud, which serves customers in more than 200 countries, helping organizations digitally transform their businesses using Google's cutting-edge technology.

This role offers the opportunity to impact billions of users while working with some of the most advanced technology infrastructure in the world. You'll collaborate with talented engineers, participate in design reviews, and contribute to Google's culture of code quality and engineering excellence.

The position is based in Warsaw, Poland, and requires English proficiency to facilitate global collaboration. Google offers a diverse and inclusive work environment, with a strong commitment to equal opportunity employment and professional growth.

Join Google's Compute EngProd team to help shape the future of cloud computing infrastructure while working on challenging technical problems at massive scale. Your work will directly influence developer productivity and code quality across Google's compute platform, making this an excellent opportunity for engineers passionate about developer tools and infrastructure.