Google is seeking an Engineering Manager to lead their Geo User Generated Content team, focusing on enhancing Google Maps and Search through user-generated content like reviews and photos. This role combines technical leadership with people management, requiring both deep software engineering expertise and strong leadership capabilities.
The position sits within Google's Geo team, which is responsible for building and maintaining Google Maps, Earth, Street View, and Google Maps Platform. These products serve over a billion users monthly, helping them navigate and explore the world. The role involves managing full-stack software engineers while providing technical leadership and strategic direction.
The ideal candidate will have extensive software development experience (8+ years) across various programming languages, with proven technical leadership (3+ years) and people management experience (2+ years). They should be comfortable with full-stack development and have the ability to work collaboratively with cross-functional teams.
Key responsibilities include managing and growing a team of engineers, providing technical guidance, reviewing code, ensuring best practices, and building product strategy. The role offers the opportunity to impact products used by billions while working with cutting-edge technology in mapping and user-generated content.
This position is perfect for someone who combines technical excellence with strong leadership skills and wants to contribute to products that help people discover and navigate the world. The role offers the chance to work on complex technical challenges while building and leading high-performing engineering teams at one of the world's most innovative companies.
Google offers a collaborative and inclusive work environment, focusing on diversity and belonging. The company provides comprehensive benefits and is committed to creating an equitable workplace for all employees. This role is based in Sydney, Australia, and requires English proficiency for effective global collaboration.