Technical Program Manager, Endpoint Security

Google

Google is a global technology leader that develops innovative products and services used by billions of people worldwide.

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Security

Mid-Level Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

2+ years of experience

Enterprise SaaS · Cybersecurity

Description For Technical Program Manager, Endpoint Security

Google's Enterprise Security team is seeking a Technical Program Manager to lead their Endpoint Security initiatives. This role is crucial in safeguarding Alphabet's infrastructure, endpoints, and user data through the development and implementation of scalable security platforms. As part of the Core team, you'll be at the forefront of building technical foundations for Google's flagship products.

The position requires a blend of technical expertise and program management skills to lead complex, multi-disciplinary projects. You'll work closely with cross-functional teams, managing everything from project planning and risk assessment to stakeholder communication. The role demands someone who can bridge the gap between technical and non-technical groups, explaining complex analyses to executives while discussing technical tradeoffs with engineers.

Google's commitment to diversity and inclusion is central to this role, as they seek to build products that create opportunities for everyone globally. The Enterprise Security team plays a vital role in developing extensible, scalable, and efficient security platforms that protect Google's vast digital infrastructure.

As a Technical Program Manager, you'll have the unique opportunity to impact critical technical decisions across the company, working with the Core team to build central solutions and break down technical barriers. This role offers the chance to be part of Google's mission to safeguard user data while contributing to the company's broader goal of building technology that serves everyone.

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Responsibilities For Technical Program Manager, Endpoint Security

Develop and execute program charters, plans, and timelines
Implement project management tools and methodologies for effective execution, setting priorities, tracking progress, and managing dependencies
Set up regular execution rhythms such as weekly status meetings and monthly progress reviews
Create a communication strategy, establish necessary communication channels, and oversee communication to bring visibility to teams, executives, and stakeholders
Drive the execution of the cross-functional program and key decisions to keep the program on track

Requirements For Technical Program Manager, Endpoint Security

Bachelor's degree in a technical discipline (e.g., Electrical Engineering) or related field, or equivalent practical experience
2 years of experience in program/project management
Experience working with teams and other cross-functional stakeholders
Experience with program management fundamentals (e.g., planning, execution, estimation, risk management, stakeholder management)
Excellent leadership, organization, and communication skills
Excellent investigative, problem-solving, and negotiation skills

Benefits For Technical Program Manager, Endpoint Security

Medical Insurance

Parental Leave

Equal employment opportunity
Accommodation for special needs
Parental benefits including breastfeeding support
Medical benefits

Google

Google is a global technology leader that develops innovative products and services used by billions of people worldwide.

Hyderabad, Telangana, India

Security

Mid-Level Software Engineer

In-Person

5,000+ Employees

2+ years of experience

Enterprise SaaS · Cybersecurity

Google

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Design a function that calculates the angle between the hour and minute hands on a clock, given the hour and minute.

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Google

Design a rate limiter for an API.

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Let's design a rate limiter for an API. The rate limiter should: Limit the number of requests a user can make to an API within a given time window. Support different rate limits for different users or API endpoints. For example, a free tier user might be limited to 10 requests per minute, while a premium user can make 100 requests per minute. Similarly, some API endpoints might have lower rate limits than others due to resource constraints. Be highly performant to avoid adding significant latency to API requests. Be scalable to handle a large number of users and API requests. Be reliable and prevent accidental overloads that could cause service disruptions. Describe the architecture, algorithms, and data structures you would use to implement such a rate limiter. Consider the following: How would you store the rate limit counters for each user or endpoint? What algorithm would you use to determine whether a request should be allowed or throttled? How would you handle distributed rate limiting across multiple servers? How would you ensure the rate limiter is resilient to failures? As an example, imagine a scenario where a social media platform wants to prevent users from spamming their API with excessive requests to post updates. The platform has millions of users and thousands of API endpoints. Some users pay for premium access with higher request limits. How would you design a robust and efficient rate limiter to handle this scale and these varying requirements?

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