Software Engineer, PhD, Early Career, Campus, Embedded Systems and Firmware, 2025 start

Google is seeking PhD Software Engineers to join their team working on embedded systems and firmware development. This role offers an exciting opportunity to work on next-generation technologies that impact billions of users worldwide. As part of Google's engineering team, you'll be involved in developing innovative solutions for embedded systems, firmware design, and hardware integration.

The position requires expertise in C/C++ programming and embedded systems development, with opportunities to work on critical projects involving microcontrollers, SoC, device drivers, and hardware bringup. You'll be part of a team that pushes technological boundaries and creates solutions at massive scale.

This role offers a competitive base salary range of $141,000-$202,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll have the opportunity to work in various prestigious locations across the United States, including Mountain View, Atlanta, New York, and Seattle, among others.

As a Software Engineer at Google, you'll contribute to design reviews, code development, documentation, and system optimization. The role involves collaboration with peers and stakeholders, code review responsibilities, and the opportunity to work on complex technical challenges in embedded systems.

Google's engineering culture emphasizes innovation, technical excellence, and impact at scale. You'll be part of a company that values diversity, equal opportunity, and creating a culture of belonging. The role offers growth opportunities and the chance to work on transformative technologies while being supported by Google's extensive resources and talented engineering community.

The position is ideal for PhD graduates in Computer Science or related fields who are passionate about embedded systems and firmware development, and are ready to start their career in 2025. You'll be joining a company known for its technical innovation, strong engineering culture, and global impact.