Systems Development Engineer III, Enterprise Fleet Integration and Management

Google's Enterprise Fleet Integration and Management (EFIM) team is seeking a Systems Development Engineer III to join their dynamic team. This role sits within Google's Core team, which is responsible for building the technical foundation behind Google's flagship products. As an SDE III, you'll be managing and improving systems that control and monitor services across Google properties worldwide, including physical access control systems, video surveillance, and guest management systems.

The position requires a strong background in systems automation and infrastructure management, with a focus on developing tools and solutions that address systemic problems rather than just fixing individual issues. You'll work with cutting-edge technologies and be responsible for implementing automation solutions that improve efficiency and scalability across Google's infrastructure.

This role offers an exceptional opportunity to work with high-profile internal customers and contribute to systems that operate at Google's massive scale. You'll be part of a team that values creative problem-solving, emphasizes observability, and focuses on environmental impact alongside operational efficiency. The position combines technical expertise with strategic thinking, requiring both hands-on engineering skills and the ability to identify and drive improvements independently.

Working at Google means joining a community that brings together people with diverse backgrounds and perspectives. The company promotes self-direction while providing the support and mentorship needed for professional growth. You'll be working in an environment that encourages collaboration, big-picture thinking, and risk-taking in a blame-free culture.

The ideal candidate will have experience with configuration management tools, Linux systems, and monitoring solutions. Knowledge of Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Terraform is highly valued. This role offers the chance to make a significant impact on Google's infrastructure while working with some of the most advanced technologies in the industry.