Software Engineer III, Infrastructure, Spanner

Google is seeking a Software Engineer III to join their Infrastructure team working on Spanner, focusing on distributed systems development. This role combines challenging technical work with significant impact, as you'll be working on technology that serves billions of users worldwide.

The position requires strong expertise in C++ development, distributed systems architecture, and fundamental computer science concepts. You'll be responsible for designing, developing, and maintaining critical infrastructure components while collaborating with world-class engineers across Google.

As a Software Engineer III, you'll have the opportunity to work on complex distributed database systems, particularly with Google Spanner. The role involves performance optimization, system design, and solving challenging technical problems at scale. You'll participate in technical design reviews, code reviews, and contribute to Google's engineering excellence.

The position offers competitive compensation ($136,000-$200,000 base salary) plus additional benefits including bonus and equity. You'll be working at Google's Sunnyvale office, contributing to Google Cloud's mission of accelerating digital transformation for organizations worldwide.

This is an excellent opportunity for engineers passionate about distributed systems and database technologies to work on cutting-edge infrastructure at one of the world's leading technology companies. You'll be part of a team that values technical excellence, innovation, and collaboration, with the chance to impact billions of users through your work on Google's infrastructure.

The ideal candidate will have experience with distributed databases, system performance analysis, and a strong background in C++ development. You'll have the opportunity to grow your career while working on some of the most challenging and interesting problems in distributed computing, contributing to Google's next-generation technologies that power numerous products and services.