Software Engineer II, Mobile

Google is seeking a Software Engineer II for their Mobile team to work on Google Photos, one of their most sought-after products. This role combines mobile development with large-scale systems and machine intelligence, focusing on creating user-centered experiences. As a Software Engineer II, you'll be part of a team that's revolutionizing how billions of users connect, explore, and interact with information and one another.

The position offers opportunities to work on critical projects with the flexibility to switch teams as both you and the company evolve. You'll be involved in the full development lifecycle, from design to deployment and maintenance, while working with cutting-edge technologies in areas such as information retrieval, distributed computing, system design, and artificial intelligence.

Google Photos is a prime example of Google's commitment to user-centered design, combining client-side development (web and mobile), server-side expertise (search, storage, serving), and machine intelligence (learning, computer vision). This role requires a versatile engineer who can handle full-stack development challenges and demonstrate leadership qualities.

The ideal candidate will have a strong foundation in software development, data structures, and algorithms, with preferred experience in iOS development and large-scale systems. You'll be working in a collaborative environment, participating in design reviews, code reviews, and contributing to documentation while ensuring best practices in style, testability, and efficiency.

This position offers the opportunity to work at one of the world's leading tech companies, with access to vast resources and the chance to impact billions of users. Google's commitment to diversity, equality, and inclusion creates a supportive environment where innovation thrives. The role provides a perfect blend of technical challenges, growth opportunities, and the chance to work on products that genuinely impact how people interact with technology in their daily lives.