Tuyển dụngGooglePosted: 22/10/2026Application deadline: Until filledGoogle is hiring: Software Engineer II, Google Wallet Onboarding and Communications (Singapore)
An early-career role (about one year of coding) on the Google Wallet team in Singapore: suggesting features to new users and scheduling messages across push, in-app and email.
The role
The Google Wallet team in Singapore, part of Google Payments, owns onboarding and user messaging. You would build services that suggest which Wallet feature a person should try next, and the system that schedules Wallet messages across push notifications, the app and email while respecting each user's settings and consent. The team also offers shared APIs and experiment tools to other Wallet teams, runs A/B tests with product, UX and data science, and shares on-call duty.
What they ask for
- A bachelor's degree in computer science or a related field, or equivalent practical experience
- About 1 year of coding, for example in Java or Kotlin
- Has built, launched and improved a feature or service
- Has built components, APIs or platforms that other teams use
Nice to have
- Running A/B tests and letting metrics decide what ships
- Leading a technical design with product, UX, privacy, legal and security partners
- Using AI tools in everyday development
Good to know
- Location: Singapore. Google says it will favour applicants who can already work in Singapore without visa sponsorship.
- Level: early career (Software Engineer II, usually L3). Posted on 22 October 2026, according to the careers site's own job data.
How the interview usually goes
Google's software engineering interviews focus on data structures and algorithms: several coding rounds of about 45 minutes where you explain your approach, write clean code and analyse its complexity, plus a conversation about how you work with others (Googleyness and Leadership).