Firmware Technical Lead

Google is seeking a Firmware Technical Lead to join their Technical Infrastructure team, focusing on developing custom silicon solutions for direct-to-consumer products. This role combines deep technical expertise in embedded systems with leadership responsibilities, working on cutting-edge hardware solutions that power Google's diverse product portfolio.

The position requires extensive experience in firmware development, particularly with embedded systems and SoC design. You'll be working with limited memory footprints, implementing multi-threaded applications, and developing device drivers for real-time operating systems. The role involves significant work with Linux kernel device drivers and C++ userspace applications.

As a Technical Lead, you'll be contributing to critical aspects of Google's infrastructure, from chip bringup to production deployment. The position offers the opportunity to work with state-of-the-art technology in Google's data centers, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency of their systems.

The ideal candidate will have at least 7 years of experience in software development, particularly with C/C++, and a strong background in networking and system design principles. Experience with hardware design and computer architecture is highly valued, as is technical leadership experience.

This role is perfect for someone who enjoys working at the intersection of hardware and software, has a passion for solving complex technical challenges, and wants to make an impact on products used by millions of people worldwide. You'll be part of a diverse team that pushes boundaries and innovates in the field of custom silicon solutions.

Working at Google's Technical Infrastructure team means being at the forefront of technology, working with cutting-edge hardware and software solutions, and contributing to the architecture that powers Google's extensive product portfolio. The role offers the opportunity to work in either Tel Aviv or Haifa, Israel, as part of a global team that's proud to be "engineers' engineers."