Software Engineer III, Infrastructure, Platforms Infrastructure Engineering

Google is seeking a Software Engineer III to join their Technical Infrastructure team, focusing on Platforms Infrastructure Engineering. This role is critical in developing and maintaining Google's massive-scale infrastructure that powers their entire product portfolio. The position requires expertise in large-scale system design, distributed computing, and infrastructure development.

The ideal candidate will have at least 2 years of experience in software development and working with large-scale systems. They will be responsible for writing production code, participating in design reviews, and ensuring system reliability and performance. The role offers opportunities to work on challenging technical problems at unprecedented scale, directly impacting billions of users worldwide.

Working at Google's Sunnyvale location, you'll be part of the team that builds and maintains the architecture behind everything users see online. The role involves developing next-generation Google platforms, managing data centers, and ensuring optimal network performance. You'll collaborate with other engineers to solve complex technical challenges and contribute to Google's infrastructure evolution.

The compensation package is competitive, ranging from $141,000 to $202,000 base salary, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. This is an excellent opportunity for engineers who are passionate about infrastructure, distributed systems, and working at scale. The role offers significant growth potential and the chance to work with cutting-edge technologies while solving some of the most challenging problems in tech.

Google provides a collaborative environment, emphasizing diversity and inclusion, and offers extensive resources for professional development. The position requires strong technical skills, problem-solving abilities, and the capability to work effectively in a team setting. Join Google's Technical Infrastructure team to help build the future of computing infrastructure while working alongside some of the industry's best engineers.