Software Engineer III, Infrastructure, Google Cloud Platforms

Google Cloud is seeking a Software Engineer III to join their Infrastructure team, focusing on developing and maintaining critical infrastructure that powers Google's vast product portfolio. This role combines software development with large-scale systems engineering, requiring expertise in distributed systems and infrastructure development.

The position offers an opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology that impacts billions of users worldwide. As part of the Technical Infrastructure team, you'll be responsible for building and maintaining the architecture that keeps Google's services running efficiently. The role involves writing production code, participating in design reviews, and ensuring system reliability at massive scale.

The ideal candidate will have strong software development experience, particularly in areas like distributed computing, system design, and networking. You'll work alongside talented engineers to solve complex technical challenges and help build the next generation of Google's cloud platforms.

This is an excellent opportunity for engineers who are passionate about large-scale infrastructure and want to make a significant impact. The role offers competitive compensation ($141,000-$202,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll have the flexibility to work from several major tech hubs including Sunnyvale, Cambridge, San Francisco, Kirkland, or Seattle.

The position requires strong technical skills, including experience with data structures, algorithms, and large-scale systems. You'll be expected to contribute to code reviews, documentation, and technical decision-making while working on critical infrastructure projects that support Google Cloud's growing customer base.

Join Google Cloud's Infrastructure team to work on challenging technical problems, collaborate with world-class engineers, and help build the future of cloud computing. This role offers excellent growth opportunities and the chance to work on technology that powers some of the world's most important digital services.