Plant Engineer, Data Center Network Engineering and Cybersecurity

Google is seeking a Plant Engineer specializing in Data Center Network Engineering and Cybersecurity to join their Technical Infrastructure organization. This role is crucial for maintaining and securing Google's data center facilities that support the growing Google Cloud division. The position combines network engineering, cybersecurity, and industrial operations expertise to ensure the efficient and secure operation of data center power and cooling systems.

The role involves working with multiple teams including Security Engineering, Network Engineering, Network Operations, Site Reliability Engineering, and Facility Operations. You'll be responsible for implementing security processes, managing network infrastructure, and driving continuous improvements across multiple data center sites.

Key responsibilities include managing Windows/Linux systems, coordinating with stakeholders on patch management, maintaining networking infrastructure, and supporting cybersecurity policy development. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in industrial control systems, data center operations, and cybersecurity, with a strong understanding of process controls and related equipment.

The position offers competitive compensation including a base salary range of $125,000-$185,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. Google provides an inclusive work environment and is committed to equal opportunity employment. This role represents an excellent opportunity to work with cutting-edge technology while contributing to the infrastructure that powers Google's global services.

The role requires 9 years of relevant experience and offers the opportunity to work in various US locations. You'll be part of the Fleet Health team within Data Center Central Operations, collaborating with various technical teams to maintain and improve Google's critical infrastructure. This position is perfect for someone who enjoys complex technical challenges and wants to make a significant impact on global-scale infrastructure.