Google's Core team is seeking a Software Developer III to join their infrastructure division, focusing on building the technical foundation behind Google's flagship products. This role is crucial in developing and maintaining the underlying design elements, developer platforms, product components, and infrastructure that power Google's services used by billions of users worldwide.
As a Software Developer III, you'll be working on large-scale systems and infrastructure projects that directly impact Google's core technologies. The position requires strong technical expertise in distributed systems, infrastructure development, and software engineering principles. You'll be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining critical systems while collaborating with teams across Google to build central solutions and break down technical barriers.
The Core team has a unique mandate to influence important technical decisions across the company, making this an excellent opportunity for developers who want to make a significant impact at scale. You'll be working with cutting-edge technologies in areas such as distributed computing, large-scale system design, networking, and data storage.
The role offers competitive compensation ($136,000-$200,000 base salary) plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. You'll be joining a team that values technical excellence, innovation, and collaboration, with opportunities to work on projects that affect billions of users. The position is available in multiple locations including Waterloo, Atlanta, and Sunnyvale, allowing for geographical flexibility while working on some of the most challenging and impactful technical problems in the industry.
This is an ideal role for someone who is passionate about infrastructure development, has strong technical skills, and wants to work on projects that form the backbone of Google's technology stack. You'll have the opportunity to grow your career while working alongside some of the industry's best engineers and contributing to technology that shapes the future of how people interact with information.