Customer Engineer III, Data Management, Google Cloud

Google Cloud is seeking a Customer Engineer III specializing in Data Management to join their growing team. This role represents a unique opportunity to work with one of the world's leading cloud providers, helping organizations transform their businesses through cutting-edge technology.

As a Customer Engineer, you'll serve as a crucial bridge between Google Cloud's technical capabilities and customer needs. The role combines deep technical expertise in data management with customer-facing responsibilities, requiring both strong technical skills and excellent communication abilities. You'll work with enterprise customers to architect and implement cloud solutions, focusing on database administration, data migration, and cloud-native architectures.

The position offers a competitive compensation package ranging from $142,000 to $214,000, plus additional benefits including equity, bonuses, and comprehensive healthcare coverage. Based in various major tech hubs across the United States, this role provides flexibility while requiring up to 30% travel to engage with customers directly.

Key responsibilities include developing technical strategies to resolve customer challenges, sharing database expertise, demonstrating product integrations, and recommending enterprise architectures. You'll work closely with sales teams and product management to ensure customer success and drive cloud adoption.

The ideal candidate brings 10 years of experience in cloud native architecture and database administration, with a proven track record of engaging with technical stakeholders and executive leaders. This role offers an excellent opportunity to impact how organizations leverage Google Cloud's data management solutions while working with cutting-edge technology at a global scale.

Google's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, combined with its industry-leading position in cloud computing, makes this an exceptional opportunity for experienced data professionals looking to advance their careers in cloud technology.