Strategic Cloud Engineer

About the Role

Google Public Sector brings Google's technology to government and education, focusing on helping US public sector institutions accelerate their digital transformations.

Responsibilities

• Ensure Google Public Sector technology programs satisfy the business needs of internal and external users.
• Develop solution architectures and implement distributed and scalable cloud-based Infrastructure and Application modernization solutions, utilizing industry best practices and ensuring adherence to customer requirements.
• Collaborate with customers to design innovative Cloud-based technical architectures, migration approaches, and application optimizations that align with their mission objectives.
• Serve as a key technical resource, providing troubleshooting support and resolving technical challenges for customers.
• Communicate customer needs and technical feedback to internal development teams to assist in overcoming adoption barriers and contribute to the development of new features.
• Guide the technical aspects of cloud solution implementations to ensure successful outcomes, acting as a trusted technical advisor to customer technical leads and partners.
• Engage with partner and customer technical stakeholders to provide input on project scope, task prioritization, and timelines to help mitigate potential technical risks.
• Meet with customers and stakeholders, ensuring effective technical collaboration and project success.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree (or foreign equivalent) in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field and 24 months of experience in a job offered or in a Strategic Cloud Engineer-related occupation.
• Position requires 24 months of experience in the following:
• Python, Golang, Kubernetes, Terraform, and Cloud Formation.
• Cloud infrastructure and cloud infrastructure components such as Compute Engine, Cloud Storage, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), or Cloud Load Balancing.
• Cloud systems/solutions design, technical documentation, and web technologies.
• Networking principles and protocols.
• Distributed systems.
• Kubernetes and Docker containers.