GenAI Search Engineer III — Innovate at Scale

Jobzhr; Mountain View (CA); Hybrid; USD 147,000 - 210,000; Full time

Job summary

Google’s software engineers develop next‑generation technologies at massive scale, spanning information retrieval, distributed computing, and AI. You’ll work on a project pivotal to Google’s needs, with opportunities to switch teams as the business grows.

The role emphasizes versatility, leadership, and problem solving across full-stack development. In Google Search, you’ll address complex engineering challenges and help expand our infrastructure while keeping information accessible worldwide.

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience.
• 2 years of software development experience or 1 year with an advanced degree.
• 2 years with data analytical tools or data analysis (SQL, Python, BI, dashboards).
• Experience with GenAI techniques or related concepts.
• 1 year in AI/ML research and Generative AI agent development.
• 1 year of experience with system design.

Responsibilities

• Write product or system development code.
• Collaborate through design and code reviews to ensure best practices.
• Contribute to documentation and update content per product changes.
• Triages issues and analyzes impact on hardware, network, or services.
• Implement GenAI solutions and optimize data processing and performance.

Skills

Software development

Data analysis

GenAI techniques

AI/ML research

System design

Education

Bachelor's degree or equivalent

Master's or PhD in CS or related fields

Tools

SQL

Python

BI platform

C++

Job description

Google’s software engineers develop next‑generation technologies at massive scale, spanning information retrieval, distributed computing, and AI. You’ll work on a project pivotal to Google’s needs, with opportunities to switch teams as the business grows.

The role emphasizes versatility, leadership, and problem solving across full-stack development. In Google Search, you’ll address complex engineering challenges and help expand our infrastructure while keeping information accessible worldwide.