Senior Privacy Engineer, Google Ads

Google Ads is seeking a Senior Privacy Engineer to join their team in shaping the future of privacy-preserving technologies in digital advertising. This role sits at the intersection of privacy, technology, and business strategy, working to ensure Google's advertising products maintain user trust while delivering value. The position requires a blend of technical expertise in privacy technologies and regulatory frameworks, with opportunities to influence product development across Google's advertising ecosystem.

The role involves collaborating with cross-functional teams to review privacy launches, establish guidelines, and drive privacy-respecting practices throughout the organization. You'll be responsible for leading the application of privacy technologies, conducting technical reviews, and contributing to strategic initiatives that shape Google's privacy posture in the advertising space.

As a Senior Privacy Engineer, you'll work in a dynamic environment where privacy regulations and technologies are constantly evolving. The position offers competitive compensation ($161,000-$239,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be part of a team that's uniquely positioned to deliver privacy-preserving best practices and technologies that empower Google to maintain a privacy-respecting web economy.

The ideal candidate brings 4+ years of privacy-related experience, strong technical skills, and the ability to navigate complex stakeholder relationships. You'll have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge privacy solutions while helping shape the future of digital advertising. This role offers significant impact potential, working with Google's advertising products that serve millions of users, publishers, and advertisers worldwide.

Join Google's Ads Privacy Team to be at the forefront of privacy innovation in digital advertising, working on meaningful challenges that impact the entire web ecosystem while maintaining high standards for user privacy and trust.