Requirements:

Bachelor's degree or equivalent practical experience.
2 years of experience with software development in C++ programming language, or 1 year of experience with an advanced degree in an industry setting.

Nice to haves:

Design, develop, and deploy new malware detection technologies that operate on a global scale. You will work on our advanced C++ codebase to build everything from sophisticated code analysis tools to new machine learning models.
Be responsible for optimizing Google's services for speed and efficiency, integrating new scanning engines, and evolving C++ platform.
Collaborate with engineering teams from Google Deep Mind, Safe Browsing, Gmail, Drive, and Cloud to understand their needs and integrate our protection services seamlessly.
Help to define the future of malware protection at Google. You will have the opportunity to research emerging threats, prototype new defenses, and contribute to a culture of continuous innovation.
Partner closely with our Site Reliability Engineers, ensure our systems remain stable on a planetary scale and performant under immense load.

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