Google Opens its Door to Web3 Talents! How to Land a High-Paying Job?

Google is now stepping into the Web 3.0 as it looks for skilled professionals

Just a couple of months ago, Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that his team of experts was closely monitoring the blockchain industry and Web3 universe. He stated it while also mentioning that a considerable amount of Silicon Valley companies have embraced Web3 and blockchain technology, and went on to describe the several benefits of blockchain technology. Pichai's statement was followed by an establishment that the Google Cloud department is building a Web3 team. The company is on the lookout for full-time candidates who can lead its Global Web3 marketing strategies.

The Google Cloud division has a role for the 'Head of Product Marketing' who will be responsible for raising awareness about Google Cloud's Web3 initiatives along with building customer demand for the related offerings. Some of the other key responsibilities that are currently in question in addition to delivering avant-garde Web3 marketing strategies are creating annual plans for Web3 and driving awareness across different segments of the Web3 audience. The job location is bounded to New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Sunnyvale.

Currently, Web 3.0 technology is making huge strides in the tech sector. The domain is utilizing decentralization, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and blockchain for higher efficiency. Web 3.0 is demonstrated tremendous opportunities for its customers and global industries. Amit Zavery, the Vice President of Google Cloud mentioned that the team will focus on building blockchain-related services for enterprises and customers who are looking to build blockchain applications for the smooth execution of its operations.

Web 3.0 offers some significant benefits through which organizations would be able to access the data from anywhere and is mainly driven by the heavy usage of smartphone and cloud applications. The technology's vision is to make sure that users can have access to transparent information. Well, it seems like more and more tech companies are looking for ways to grab the benefits that Web 3.0 offers.