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Alphabet · Sunnyvale, CA

Partner Solutions Engineer, Universal Commerce Protocol

Sunnyvale, CA, USA +1 moreOperations

Listed on Alphabet’s official careers site. Listed as of October 13, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

info_outline About the job gTech’s Professional Services team takes a creative, collaborative, and customer-centric approach to provide foundational services and forward-looking business solutions to top advertiser and publisher customers. Through technical implementation, optimization, and key solutions, gTech Professional Services helps customers attain their business goals while building long-term capabilities. Shopping Partner Engineering is the technical bridge between Google and the global commerce ecosystem.

We enable retailers, aggregators, and platforms to integrate with Google's commerce products and surfaces via the Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), Merchant API, and Google Business Profile API. Our team drives both 0-to-1 incubation and 1-to-N scaling. We lead early-stage technical pilots, build reference implementations and developer tools, and work closely with Google Engineering and Product teams to harden automated onboarding rails across 35k+ ecosystem integrations.

We act as advocates of the customer and partner experience, advocating for product and tools improvements backed by data-driven insights. Individual pay is determined by factors including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.

US

$127000 - $182000 (USD) + 15% bonus target + equity + benefits Learn more about benefits at Google .

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