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- Bachelor's degree in Computer Science, a similar technical field, or equivalent practical experience.
- 5 years of work experience in a technical role (e.g., software engineering, solutions consultant, etc.) or equivalent technical experience.
- Experience speaking at technology conferences, blogging/writing technical articles with an existing follower base, or contributing to a popular open source project.
- Experience in the areas of Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence or GenAI, including ability to guide developers on the use of these technologies.
- Ability to communicate in Portuguese and English fluently to support the local and global developer community.
Preferred qualifications:
- Experience in coding/engineering beneficial to the technical domain.
- Ability to take ownership of solutions and exert influence without authority.
- Ability to work globally and collaboratively in a team environment, be diplomatic, and influence technical practitioners, stakeholders, and globally distributed teams.
- Ability to share technical knowledge and information with others.
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to communicate in Spanish fluently to support the community in the LATAM region.
Passionate people are everywhere at Google. In Developer Relations, we get excited to collaborate and connect with the communities that love technology as much as we do. Part community manager and part developer advocate, Developer Programs Engineers collaborate with developers at conferences and online, and advocate for developers interests internally at Google. Not afraid to participate, you write sample code and client libraries as well as participate in developer forums and support queues to troubleshoot and debug coding problems developers encounter. Internally, you work with product engineering teams improve our products by conveying feedback from developers, reviewing API designs and testing new features. Chrome, Android, App Engine, HTML5 as well as our core Google Workspace and Ads APIs are just some of the platforms you promote and support.
With your technical expertise, you drive strategy around fostering a community of developers who work with Google technologies. An ardent advocate for these developers, you represent their voice internally to our Product Managers and serve as their Google support in application development and technology implementation.
As a Cloud Developer Relations Engineer, you’ll join a team of Practitioners that empathize deeply with external technical communities, and advocate on their behalf to the Google Cloud Product and Engineering teams, ensuring that our products are built to meet the community's needs and that they provide the best possible user and developer experiences. You’ll work to raise awareness of Cloud technologies and methodologies within our technical communities through enablement and inspiration, and you’ll drive strategy around Google Developer Relations efforts for specific communities and products.
- Advocate for the community internally and influence Google Cloud product strategy by working with cross-functional teams. Support an inclusive work environment.
- Synthesize feedback in order to drive continuous improvement to Google Cloud Platform products and to the overall experience of the platform by technical practitioners.
- Participate in technical communities as a practitioner having, or developing, deep understanding of that community’s needs. Build and foster an external community ecosystem of influencers, meetups, experts that amplify messages and extend the reach.
- Represent the needs of relevant technical communities throughout the entire product lifecycle, including input on design discussions, customer zero testing, launch, post-launch updates.
- Work with Product and Engineering teams to define product strategies and to craft narratives around new products and features.
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