If Google and Mckinsey are your dream companies, check out these roles

It is every techie's dream to get hired by big names such as Google and Mckinsey. And both the tech giants are hiring for Full stack Engineer and AWS Cloud Engineer respectively. But Google vs Mckinsey which bigtech firm will tech professionals choose.

Google is currently hiring for Full stack Engineer role. Here are the roles and responsibilities for the same: –

• The applicant should be proficient in writing system or product development code. To choose the technology, the candidate should take part in or organise design reviews including stakeholders and peers. The applicant must be able to evaluate other developers' code and offer suggestions to ensure best practises.
• In order to modify content to program/product requirements, the candidate should also add to already-existing documentation or educational materials.
• Requirements: A master's or doctoral degree in computer science or a closely related technical subject.
• 2 years of experience with full stack development, including knowledge of front-end languages like JavaScript and/or TypeScript, HTML, CSS, and back-end languages like Python, GO, and/or C++.
• a background in creating accessible technology

Whereas Mckinsey is hiring for AWS cloud Engineer role. The roles and responsibilities for the same are:-

• While retaining a distinct value and quality attitude, you will identify and escalate technical barriers, dependencies, or hazards in the planning and development process.
• Within the context of your team, you will manage your daily responsibilities, priorities, and time while making sure that technical best practises are followed.
• You'll also incorporate fresh ideas and knowledge into the current codebase.
• In addition to managing VPCs, security groups, and user access to our different public cloud systems and services, you will develop, configure, and manage the cloud compute and data storage infrastructure for many instances of the AWS Cloud Platform.
• You will create systems and practises for utilising cloud-based infrastructures, such as access key rotation, disaster recovery, and the creation of new services.