Google Research is seeking a Senior Software Engineer to join their team in Paris, France. This role is at the intersection of research and practical software development, where you'll work on critical projects that shape the future of technology. You'll be responsible for developing sophisticated algorithms, particularly in scheduling and packing optimization, while working with cutting-edge technologies that impact billions of users worldwide.
The position requires a strong background in software development, with at least 5 years of experience in programming and algorithms. You'll be working within Google Research, which addresses challenges that define the technology of today and tomorrow. The team is committed to sharing research and tools through academic publications and open-source projects, ensuring their work has a broader impact on the field.
As a Senior Software Engineer, you'll manage project priorities and deliverables while designing, developing, and maintaining software solutions. You'll collaborate with peers and stakeholders in design reviews, contribute to code reviews, and help maintain high standards of code quality. The role offers opportunities to work on various aspects of Google's technology stack, from distributed computing to artificial intelligence.
Google offers a collaborative environment where engineers can be versatile and display leadership qualities. You'll have the chance to work on fundamental research that influences product development, with the potential to impact technology used by billions of people daily. The position is ideal for someone who combines strong technical skills with research interests and wants to work at the forefront of technology innovation.
The role requires expertise in languages like Java, Python, or C++, and a deep understanding of algorithms and data structures. You'll be part of a team that values diversity, innovation, and the sharing of knowledge through publications and open-source contributions. This is an excellent opportunity for those who want to bridge the gap between research and practical application while working on challenging problems at a global scale.