Career Opportunities with Google
Jobs
Google's data center teams keep the internet secure, reliable, and sustainable while maintaining a workplace culture focused on collaboration, learning, and community impact.
Google provides industry-leading compensation designed to support you and your family. Base starting pay for entry-level technician roles begin around $86,000/year, with individual pay determined by job-related skills, experience, and training.
We believe great technical talent comes from diverse backgrounds. A four-year college degree is not required for most data center roles—hands-on experience, trade certifications, or vocational training are fully valued.
To see current job openings for our Allen County data center, visit our Google Careers site.
Roles
Data Center Technician
Technicians deploy and troubleshoot Google's global server and network infrastructure. Their daily work involves moving server racks and diagnosing technical issues to scale data center capacity while maintaining data security.
Data Center Operations Manager
Operations Managers oversee the computing layer, leading teams that deploy, configure, and maintain server and network hardware. They manage installation contingency plans to ensure high fleet availability for Google's services.
Data Center Operations Facilities Manager
Facilities Managers lead technician teams to ensure safety, compliance, and site uptime. They manage budgets, drive efficiency and sustainability strategies, and bridge local maintenance with global infrastructure planning.
Data Center Facilities Technician
Facilities Technicians maintain critical physical infrastructure, including power, cooling, and backup generators, to ensure maximum uptime. They perform hands-on repairs and respond directly to outages to minimize recovery time.
Data Center Area Security Manager
Security Managers oversee physical security vendors, risk management, and regulatory compliance. They align site security programs with global strategies, improve operational efficiency, and serve as the main escalation point for incidents.
Logistics Operations Manager
Logistics Managers run the data center supply chain, overseeing shipping, receiving, quality control, and 3PL partners. They ensure hardware is tracked and moved efficiently to minimize costs and maintain high service quality.