Cloud SQL Infra Engineer — Go/C++ & Postgres

Google; Sunnyvale (CA); On-site; USD 150,000 - 190,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus

Equity

Benefits

Job summary

Google in Sunnyvale seeks an engineer to develop and maintain Cloud SQL infrastructure, improving observability, reliability, and root cause analysis. You will contribute code, reviews, documentation, and address issues while building features for user acquisition and new product integrations.

The role requires a BS in CS or related field and 2+ years in Go or C++, plus experience with database infrastructure and Linux. Master’s/PhD preferred for advanced data workloads.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience in software development.
• At least two years of Go or C++ development experience.
• Experience with database infrastructure or distributed database systems; Linux/OS experience.

Responsibilities

• Develop and maintain Cloud SQL infrastructure with a focus on observability and reliability.
• Improve fleet observability and root cause analysis capabilities.
• Contribute code, perform design/code reviews, write docs, and resolve issues.
• Build infrastructure and product features for user acquisition and product integrations.

Skills

Go

C++

Database Infrastructure

Distributed Database Systems

Linux

Database Performance Troubleshooting

Relational Database Optimization

SQL

Cloud APIs

Cloud Computing

Workflow Systems

API Design

Managed Services

Observability

System Design

Debugging

Education

Bachelor's degree

Master's degree or PhD preferred

Job description

Google in Sunnyvale seeks an engineer to develop and maintain Cloud SQL infrastructure, improving observability, reliability, and root cause analysis. You will contribute code, reviews, documentation, and address issues while building features for user acquisition and new product integrations.

The role requires a BS in CS or related field and 2+ years in Go or C++, plus experience with database infrastructure and Linux. Master’s/PhD preferred for advanced data workloads.