Workspace Trust and Safety Engineering Analyst

Written by the T&S Network from Google's posting.

Analyzes Workspace log data and abuse trends to build the foundation for handling Trust and Safety escalations across Google Workspace, covering consumer and enterprise users. Sits in Google's Trust & Safety team, which fights abuse such as malware, spam and account hijacking across Google products.

• Spam and platform abuse

What you'd do

• Extract, transform and analyze Google Workspace log data to investigate escalations and uncover bad actor tactics and vulnerabilities.
• Run abuse trend analysis that shapes how anti-abuse safeguards get built and refined.
• Work with engineering, product managers, program managers, data scientists and external groups to quantify complex abuse threats.
• Shape company-wide counter-abuse plans alongside partners from other teams.
• Build frameworks that streamline Workspace escalation handling and measure the impact of anti-abuse teams.

What it asks for

• Bachelor's degree, or hands-on experience that stands in for it.
• Two years analyzing data to spot trends and pull insights from both numbers and qualitative material.
• 2 years of experience managing projects, including scope, goals and deliverables.
• 2 years of experience manipulating data sets with SQL or other programming or scripting languages.
• Master's degree in a quantitative discipline (preferred).
• 2 years of experience with SQL, R, Python or C++ (preferred).
• Two years working with machine learning systems (preferred).

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