Software Engineer ll, Embedded, Pixel Power

Google is seeking a Software Engineer II to join their Pixel team, focusing on embedded systems and power management. This role is crucial for developing and optimizing power management solutions for Google's Pixel devices. The position combines embedded systems expertise with power optimization, requiring strong skills in Linux kernel development and system-level software engineering.

The role involves working with Google's Pixel team, which is dedicated to creating the world's most helpful mobile experience through advanced designs, techniques, and products. You'll be responsible for developing software solutions for power management, debugging power-related issues, and implementing optimizations that balance power efficiency with system performance.

As part of Google's engineering team, you'll have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge mobile technology that impacts billions of users worldwide. The position offers exposure to various aspects of embedded systems development, from low-level firmware to system-level optimizations. You'll be working with a team that combines Google's expertise in artificial intelligence, software, and hardware to create transformative user experiences.

The ideal candidate should have a strong foundation in software development, particularly in embedded systems and Linux kernel development. Experience with power management in embedded systems is highly valuable. This role offers the opportunity to work on challenging technical problems while contributing to the development of next-generation Pixel devices that set new standards in mobile technology.

Working at Google provides exposure to cutting-edge technology and the chance to work with some of the industry's best engineers. The company offers a collaborative environment where engineers can grow their skills while working on products that impact users globally. This role is perfect for someone who is passionate about embedded systems, power optimization, and mobile technology, and wants to be part of shaping the future of Google's Pixel devices.