Full-Time
Senior Technical Program Manager
Cloud
Google Fiber
1,001-5,000 employees
Fiber-optic broadband internet service provider
Compensation Overview
$184.8k - $203.3k/yr
No H1B Sponsorship
Sunnyvale, CA, USA
In Person
On-site in Sunnyvale, California; no remote option stated.
Bachelor's
 Engineering Management (1) |
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 Business & Strategy (1) |
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- Bachelors of Science in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
- 7 years of Program Management experience.
- 5 years of experience managing Software projects in Cloud based systems
- 5 years of experience managing and working with business stakeholders.
- Plan the activities to manage the issues generated from field teams.
- Work with design teams to drive solutions and implementation of field issues.
- Work closely with the stakeholders to prioritize issues and feature requests.
- Oversee the deployment of releases on Google Cloud Platform.
- Take accountability for driving the project deliverables on time and on budget.
- Experience in Google Cloud Platform or cloud based deployments
- Experience in vendor management.
- Understanding of Gemini based AI tools and models
- Experience in working with cross-functional teams
Google Fiber provides high-speed fiber-optic broadband for homes and small businesses. It uses fiber-to-the-home connections to offer symmetric upload and download speeds across several tiers, with no data caps, no equipment fees, and no annual contracts. It differentiates itself by its fast, equal-speed internet and by building or leveraging fiber networks rather than relying on traditional cable infrastructure, while shifting TV offerings to streaming partners. Its goal is to expand ultra-fast internet access and boost competition in the broadband market, supported by a planned merger with Astound Broadband to fund further expansion while Alphabet retains a minority stake.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Mountain View, California
Founded
2010
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Las Vegas launched March 11, 2026, expanding GFiber into a fast-growing market.
- Wake Forest and Douglas County construction deepen GFiber's 2026 expansion pipeline.
- Pacifica Place validates GFiber's multifamily strategy with instant-on connectivity and smart-home lock-in.
What critics are saying
- The Stonepeak-Astound merger still needs regulatory approval, delaying integration until Q4 2026.
- AT&T, Comcast, and Charter intensify overbuild battles in GFiber markets like Texas and Chicago.
- If integration slips, Alphabet's minority exit signals GFiber became a capital-intensive asset, not a standalone winner.
What makes Google Fiber unique
- GFiber launched 3 gig Wi-Fi 7 managed networking at Irvine's Pacifica Place in June 2026.
- GFiber's symmetrical pricing and no-contract model still separates it from cable incumbents.
- March 11, 2026 merger with Astound creates a larger national fiber platform under Dinni Jain.
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↑ 0%GFiber and smart property technology provider Quext have launched a next-generation connectivity solution at Irvine Company's 896-unit Pacifica Place property in Irvine, California. The deployment represents the first multifamily implementation of 3 gigabit symmetrical speeds with Wi-Fi 7 technology. The system provides residents with instant connectivity upon move-in through Quext's app, eliminating installation delays. Residents receive a private network that extends throughout their units and common areas, enabling control of smart home devices anywhere on the property. The solution integrates with Irvine Company's Tour Guide app, allowing prospective residents secure property access during self-guided tours. According to the National Multifamily Housing Council, nearly 75% of apartment tenants consider pre-installed Wi-Fi an important amenity. GFiber currently operates in 19 states across America.
Astound has appointed Ettienne Brandt as chief executive officer, effective immediately. Brandt will lead the company as it prepares for a planned combination with GFiber (formerly Google Fiber), announced on 11 March, which would create the largest independent fibre-based broadband provider in the United States. Brandt brings over 25 years of telecommunications experience. He most recently served as executive vice president, commercial at Frontier Communications, playing a key role in the company's transformation that led to its $20 billion sale to Verizon. He has previously worked for British Telecom, EE, Orange and Virgin Media. Astound provides internet, Wi-Fi, mobile, TV and fibre-optic solutions across multiple US states, including Texas, California and New York.
For the Pacific Northwest tech corridor, the deal is the latest chapter for a business born in Kirkland, Wash., as Wave Broadband. Founded by Steve Weed, Wave grew into a dominant regional challenger to traditional cable giants.