YouTube, a global leader in video sharing and streaming, is seeking a Software Engineer III to join their Mobile Video Playback team in San Bruno, CA. This role represents an exciting opportunity to work at the intersection of cutting-edge technology and creative content delivery, focusing on developing and improving video playback capabilities for YouTube's mobile platforms.
The position requires strong technical expertise in C++ development and mobile technologies, particularly iOS development with Objective-C/Objective C++. You'll be working on critical systems that affect billions of users worldwide, dealing with complex challenges in video streaming, networking, and performance optimization.
As a Software Engineer III, you'll be responsible for writing production code, leading design reviews, and ensuring best practices in code quality. The role involves collaboration with cross-functional teams, debugging complex technical issues, and contributing to documentation and educational content. You'll have the opportunity to work on large-scale systems that handle massive amounts of video data and streaming traffic.
The compensation package is highly competitive, ranging from $141,000 to $202,000 base salary, plus additional benefits including bonus potential, equity grants, and comprehensive health benefits. This reflects YouTube's commitment to attracting and retaining top engineering talent.
YouTube's culture emphasizes innovation, creativity, and inclusion, believing that everyone deserves to have a voice. The company moves at the speed of culture, combining technical excellence with creative expression. This role offers the chance to work on technology that impacts how billions of people consume and share video content, making it an excellent opportunity for engineers passionate about large-scale systems and media technology.
Working at YouTube means being part of Google's broader ecosystem, providing opportunities for growth, learning, and impact. The company offers a supportive environment for professional development, encouraging engineers to explore new technologies and approaches to solving complex technical challenges.