Systems Development Engineer III, Silicon Infrastructure

Google is seeking a Systems Development Engineer III to join their Silicon Infrastructure team. This role is crucial in building and operating the foundation infrastructure for custom silicon design. As an SDE at Google, you'll manage services and systems at scale, focusing on automation, observability, and operational efficiency. The position requires expertise in systems automation, infrastructure management, and Linux administration.

The role involves working with Google Cloud Platform to support silicon design processes, maintaining high service standards, and collaborating with engineering teams. You'll be responsible for infrastructure components including compute platforms, CI/CD, Cloud systems, access control, source control, dashboards, and bench labs used by silicon engineers.

The ideal candidate brings strong technical skills in Python/Go programming, DevOps tools, and cloud infrastructure, combined with excellent problem-solving abilities. You'll work in an environment that encourages collaboration, innovation, and risk-taking in a blame-free culture. Google emphasizes self-direction while providing support and mentorship for continuous learning and growth.

This position offers the opportunity to impact Google's silicon infrastructure, working with cutting-edge technology and contributing to projects that matter. You'll be part of a diverse team that combines the best of Google's AI, Software, and Hardware capabilities to create innovative solutions. The role provides a unique blend of systems engineering and silicon design infrastructure, making it perfect for those interested in both hardware and software aspects of technology.

Join Google's mission to organize world's information and make it universally accessible, while working on infrastructure that powers next-generation silicon design. This role offers the chance to work with state-of-the-art technology, collaborate with talented engineers, and contribute to Google's technological advancement in silicon development.