Software Engineer III, Infrastructure, Google TV

Google is seeking a Software Engineer III to join their Google TV infrastructure team in San Jose. This role is crucial for developing and maintaining the technology that powers Google TV, a platform with over 110 million active users. The position offers an opportunity to work on large-scale infrastructure and distributed systems that are reshaping how users interact with television and media content.

The role requires strong technical expertise in software development, with a focus on infrastructure and distributed systems. You'll be working on the Google TV platform, which is rapidly expanding across the OEM ecosystem and collaborating with various teams including Ads, Play, and YouTube. The position involves developing solutions that handle information at massive scale, extending well beyond traditional web applications.

As a Software Engineer III, you'll be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining critical software solutions. Your duties will include writing production code, participating in design reviews, conducting code reviews, and troubleshooting complex system issues. The role requires someone who can manage project priorities effectively while maintaining high standards of code quality and system performance.

The compensation package is competitive, with a base salary range of $136,000-$200,000, plus bonus, equity, and comprehensive benefits. This reflects Google's commitment to attracting top talent and their investment in their employees' success. The position offers excellent growth opportunities within a fast-paced, evolving media and entertainment industry.

The ideal candidate will bring fresh ideas to the team and be versatile enough to tackle challenges across the full technology stack. You'll be joining a company known for innovation and technical excellence, with the chance to impact how millions of users experience television and media content. This role offers the perfect blend of technical challenge, scale, and opportunity to shape the future of television technology.