Google has announced the opening of applications for its Software Engineering Apprenticeship, set to commence in September 2025 at its Paris office.
This highly competitive program targets tech-savvy students dreaming of kickstarting their engineering careers at one of the world’s most renowned technology giants.
The company described the apprenticeship as a unique opportunity that offers “hands-on exposure to coding, software development, testing, and project management within live Google engineering teams.
As a Software Engineering Apprentice, you will get exposure to a range of different roles across the engineering teams, including coding, development, testing, and project management. Additionally, you will learn how to apply problem solving to take on real-life challenges, pick up new technical skills such as programming in multiple languages, learn about software testing, other industry practices, and see how software is designed and developed,” they stated.
Google emphasized several key benefits that make this apprenticeship a career-defining move:
Global recognition: Being trained at Google supercharges your resume and opens global career doors.
Real-world experience: Apprentices will get hands-on exposure to coding, software development, testing, and project management within live Google engineering teams.
Technical mastery: Participants will learn to program in multiple languages, apply real-world problem-solving skills, and adopt best industry practices.
Mentorship & training: Apprentices will work under the guidance of top-tier engineers and mentors in an empowering, inclusive environment.
Google outlined the core responsibilities expected of successful apprentices, stating that they will assist engineering teams with software development based on defined projects.
Apprentices are required to adhere to application and component-level design patterns and standards, follow strict coding standards and quality benchmarks, and ensure thorough software testing in line with Google’s guidelines.
They will also be expected to participate actively in mentorship sessions and formal training programs.
