Tech Lead, Software Engineering (For Women in Tech Candidates)

Google is seeking a Technical Lead to join their engineering team, specifically targeting women in tech candidates. This role combines technical expertise with leadership responsibilities, focusing on developing next-generation technologies that impact billions of users worldwide. The position requires a strong background in software development, with 8 years of experience and proven expertise in building scalable systems.

As a Tech Lead at Google, you'll be at the forefront of innovation, working on critical projects that span various technological domains including distributed computing, AI, and large-scale system design. The role offers the opportunity to lead and mentor a team while maintaining hands-on involvement in technical development. You'll be responsible for architectural decisions, team management, and ensuring the delivery of high-quality software products.

Google's engineering-first culture provides an environment where technical innovation is celebrated and engineers have the resources to tackle some of technology's greatest challenges. From Google Ads to Chrome, Android to YouTube, you'll have the opportunity to work on products that impact users globally. The company offers a collaborative environment where leaders can grow both their technical and management skills.

The ideal candidate will bring both technical depth and leadership capabilities, with experience in large-scale distributed systems, API design, or machine learning systems. You'll be expected to balance technical contribution with team leadership, ensuring your team delivers impactful solutions while maintaining Google's high engineering standards.

This position is particularly exciting as it represents Google's commitment to increasing diversity in tech leadership. You'll be part of a company that values diverse perspectives and is actively working to build a more inclusive tech industry. The role offers the opportunity to not only advance your own career but also serve as a role model for other women in technology.