(3) Google: How difficult is it to transition from Software Engineer, Tools and Infrastructure (SETI) to SWE at Google within an year of joining? - Quora



(3) Google: How difficult is it to transition from Software Engineer, Tools and Infrastructure (SETI) to SWE at Google within an year of joining? - Quora

Why not just join as a SWE if that's the role you prefer? Ladder transfers at Google are possible, and I would say even mildly encouraged but it's not like there's a secret backdoor to the SWE job. AFAICT, everyone who holds it deserves it, even the transfers. :)

(If you have an SET offer, and you believe you could qualify as SWE there's no harm in taking the SET position. There is no penalty for trying to do a transfer and failing. In fact, Google is highly supportive of people reaching beyond their grasp and failing a time or two. That's how we learn!)


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