Creative Lab Google Jobs in New York (NOW HIRING)

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Minimum qualifications:

• Bachelor's degree in Industrial Hygiene, Occupational Health and Safety, Environmental Health, Chemical/Mechanical Engineering, or equivalent practical experience.
• 10 years of experience in managing Industrial Hygiene or Occupational Health programs, conducting qualitative/quantitative exposure assessments, and implementing occupational health frameworks within corporate real estate or facilities environments.

Preferred qualifications:

• Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) or equivalent international credentials (e.g., ROH, COH).
• Strong background in HVAC/ventilation design, indoor air quality, acoustics, or healthy building standards (e.g., WELL, LEED).
• Ability to troubleshoot data, interpret lab analytics, manage exposure registries, and deliver actionable mitigations.
• Demonstrated project management skills to plan, scope, and execute IH programs across complex, global matrixed environments.
• Exceptional communication and relationship-building skills to navigate cross-functional dynamics and influence executive-level stakeholders.

About the job
Google's corporate office footprint spans the globe, requiring visionary leaders who can maintain a holistic view of occupational health, indoor environmental quality, and workplace wellness.
As the Global Industrial Hygiene Program Manager within the EHS CoE, you will lead complex, multi-disciplinary global initiatives dedicated to anticipating, recognizing, evaluating, and controlling workplace environmental stressors. You will define technical and operational Industrial Hygiene (IH) requirements alongside internal partners, steering workplace environments seamlessly through their entire lifecycle from design and construction to daily operations. This involves managing intricate program schedules, proactively mitigating health risks, and clearly communicating strategic goals to cross-functional stakeholders.
In the role, you will provide enterprise-level leadership in developing occupational health and IH programs that enable Googlers to work safely and healthily across our global corporate real estate portfolio. You will engage with all levels of employees and leadership to design new tools, exposure assessment frameworks, and mitigation procedures that protect our corporate workforce. Partnering with key stakeholders across REWS and WSM, you will architect a comprehensive workplace health strategy to continuously evaluate exposure risks, establish rigorous data-driven feedback loops, and execute work plans against high-standard corporate health and wellness objectives.
From keeping Googlers safe and secure to managing disruptive events, the ability to anticipate, deter, detect, and act are the pillars of Google's Global Security and Resilience Services (GSRS) team. As a member of GSRS you will help develop a culture where safety, security and resiliency are integrated into every facet of Google, including the creative process. You will help us continually identify, evaluate and monitor enterprise risks that could affect business activities and provide business leaders the information they need to make critical decisions. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to create innovative strategies and develop programs that drive sustainable effectiveness.
Individual pay is determined by factors including job-related skills, experience, and relevant education or training.
US: $157000 - $227000 (USD) 20% bonus target equity benefits
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Responsibilities

• Partner with leadership to direct long-term strategy and embed occupational health standards into global architectural and MEP design guidelines.
• Direct corporate workplace IH programs covering indoor air quality, acoustics, lighting, ergonomics, and chemical/biological exposure controls.
• Lead pre-occupancy baseline testing (air, water, noise) and partner with construction and operations teams to ensure day 1 operational readiness.
• Monitor environmental quality complaints and workplace incidents, using root-cause insights to continuously improve design and operational standards.
• Oversee the global IH audit lifecycle, managing exposure assessment databases and analyzing trend data to enforce worldwide regulatory compliance (OSHA, EU-OSHA, WHO).

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