Why Google?

Why Google?

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Top 10 Reasons to Work at Google on a Technical Systems & Infrastructure Team:

Top 10 Reasons to Work at Google on a Technical Systems & Infrastructure Team:
  1. The best challenges
  2. Pioneers and key players in the systems space
  3. Infrastructure that supports the world
  4. Unparalleled reach and impact
  5. Purview spans the entire stack
  6. Opportunities for innovation
  7. Google’s culture
  8. Strong teams
  9. Transformative growth
  10. The future is here

Career opportunities

We are hiring across a wide variety of roles. Visit the careers site for all current opportunities, or apply to one of the roles highlighted below:

Current or graduating student roles

Current students can visit google.com/students or select “Pursuing Degree” under the “Degree” field to find relevant opportunities. Note that some intern and full-time opportunities for 2022 graduates are open during specific windows, so set up a saved search and be sure to apply right away once the application opens.

Leadership roles

Visit our careers site to learn more about leadership opportunities relevant to your background, and browse current leadership opportunities across Google Cloud here.

Collaboration opportunities

  • For faculty interested in joining Google, we have various programs to choose from: There is the Award for Inclusion Research Program, exploreCSR, the Research Scholar Program, and the Visiting Researcher Program.

  • For students interested in joining Google, we have a wide range of options: From Internships, to the CS Research Mentorship Program, to Scholarships, Student Research Opportunities, the PhD Fellowship Program, to Travel Grants.

Learn more about the differences among these programs on the Outreach page

Additional resources

  • Additional resources

    To learn more about the hiring process at Google, see the How we hire page.

  • Additional resources

    To learn more about the types of engineering & technology roles within Google, check out the Google Careers’ Engineering & technology page.