Cloud Solutions Architect, Rapid Innovation Team

Google is seeking a Cloud Solutions Architect to join their Public Sector Rapid Innovation Team. This role combines software development expertise with cloud architecture to create innovative solutions for government and educational institutions. As part of Google Cloud's Professional Services team, you'll guide customers through their cloud transformation journey while leveraging Google's extensive infrastructure.

The position requires a blend of technical expertise and customer-facing skills, where you'll be responsible for developing full-stack prototypes using Google Cloud Platform (GCP) services. You'll work closely with customers to gather requirements, conduct solutions workshops, and create end-to-end roadmaps for implementation. The role involves translating experiments into scalable, market-ready packages that the Google Public Sector Go-To-Market team can utilize.

Key responsibilities include leading technical delivery excellence, developing cloud architectures, and implementing agile methodologies. You'll need to demonstrate proficiency in programming languages like Python, JavaScript, and React, along with experience in cloud computing and customer-facing roles. The position requires an active TS/SCI clearance or eligibility.

The role offers competitive compensation ($147,000-$216,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be part of Google's mission to advance digital transformation in the public sector, working with state, federal, and educational institutions. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who combines technical depth with customer engagement skills and wants to impact how public sector organizations leverage cloud technology.

The position is based in either Reston, VA or Washington D.C., and requires collaboration with cross-functional teams including both technical and non-technical members. Experience with AI/ML frameworks like TensorFlow or PyTorch is a plus, as is familiarity with public procurement processes.