Meet Vlad: a Bucharest-based software engineer working on the Fitbit mobile app. For Vlad, the opportunity to help build a product used by millions of people is one of the main reasons he was initially interested in working at Google. “I applied to Google because I knew it’s a place where you can have a global impact by coding and developing tools used by so many people (including myself),” Vlad explained. “It’s amazing to speak with your family, friends, or even random people on the street and see that they’re using something you developed. This type of reward is what makes Google such a special place to work.” Explore our opportunities for students and early career professionals ➡️ https://goo.gle/3yp5COl
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A problem isn't truly solved until it's solved for all. Googlers build products that help create opportunities for everyone, whether down the street or across the globe. Bring your insight, imagination and a healthy disregard for the impossible. Bring everything that makes you unique. Together, we can build for everyone. Check out our career opportunities at goo.gle/3DLEokh
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[ICYMI] 📣 Attention computer science students! You’re invited to a virtual workshop — hosted by Google software engineers and interviewers — which dives into how to apply your classroom learnings to real world problems and interviews. Watch the stream now ➡️ https://goo.gle/4ecMiTF
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Google’s Genesis program is our rotational program for new grads interested in finance. In the words of Brandon, a current member of the program, “Genesis is designed to equip you with the skills and experiences you need to thrive in the world of finance at Google. It's like a finance bootcamp, but way more fun!” Members of the Genesis program rotate through various areas of corporate finance — working on everything from creating financial models for product teams, to collaborating with stakeholders on process improvements. “The best part though,” Brandon explained, “is that early in your career, you get the chance to gain insights into how a company like Google operates — all while developing crucial leadership and problem-solving skills.” For Jessica, another Genesis Googler, what happens outside her core role is just as important as the skills learned in it. “What I value most about the Genesis program is the strong sense of community. Starting your career alongside a cohort of peers creates a safe space to navigate the challenges we face as young professionals.” Learn more and apply today ➡️ https://goo.gle/4hruzdM
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Augustine is not only a Product Strategy and Operations lead for YouTube’s Core Experiences team, he’s also passionate about fostering diversity and inclusion at Google. “I founded and still lead the Black in Product Operations community and serve as a facilitator for our new Black employees onboarding program called The Collective,” Augustine says. He is also an active member of numerous other employee resource groups, including Black@ YouTube, the Black Googler Network, and Africans@ Google. “These communities have been incredibly valuable to me, offering a strong sense of belonging and opportunities for leadership development,” he adds. In his day-to-day role, Augustine helps teams track their progress. “This involves managing performance reporting, developing tools and dashboards to monitor key metrics, and collaborating with teams to ensure successful launches,” Augustine explains. Augustine's biggest takeaway since joining Google? “The power individuals have to create positive change, both within their roles and in the broader community.” Ready to join #LifeAtGoogle? Apply today → https://goo.gle/3UpSikW
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Looking to start, change, or expand your software engineering career? Unlock new potential and see if there is a Google opportunity for you. We have open roles on our Generative AI team, Project Starline team, YouTube team, and more → https://goo.gle/4eGxRYw #LifeAtGoogle
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Meet Allen: an NYC-based member of Google's SPARK program! SPARK is a digital marketing and sales program designed for early career candidates, and Allen took us through a day in his life in the program. Learn more about SPARK ➡️ https://goo.gle/48f83AS
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Need help crafting the perfect resume to land your summer internship? Join Arely & Juliana — two intern recruiters at Google — for a virtual resume building workshop! The workshop includes their advice around structuring your resume, tips for quantifying your achievements, and guidance for tailoring your resume. Register today ➡️ https://goo.gle/3NyKaup
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Meet Cristhian — as head of Global Trade Operations at Google’s London office, he leads a team from all across the world. “Our mission is to enable the importation, exportation, and distribution of Google’s branded products such as Pixel, Fitbit, and Nest devices,” he explains. “I spend most of my day brainstorming ideas with multiple teams about how to design effective cross-border supply chains to take our cool gadgets to the hands of our users.” Cristhian is also the former lead for the UK chapter of HOLA, the Hispanic Googler Network, and still spearheads various projects to “promote cultural, education, and social impact initiatives … like providing free training and hosting Google HOLA London Tech Week, a conference for Latinx startups.” His duties, combined with finding an “extended family” in HOLA, led Cristhian to a powerful realization during his eight years at Google. “It’s all about people,” he reflects. “Great performance and mastering specific skills are really good, but in the end, it all comes to your relationships with people.” Interested in joining our community and living the #LifeAtGoogle? Visit our careers site → https://goo.gle/3YuTrdr
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Meet Charan R: a Bengaluru-based data analytics apprentice. “In my role, I work as a bridge between my stakeholders and my technical skills,” Charan explained. “In other words, I understand business problems and create technological solutions.” For the most part, this process involves taking complex data and making it much easier to understand. “I bring numbers to life by sharing them in visual formats, and I communicate my thoughts through the art of storytelling to connect with any kind of audience.” Despite his current analytics-oriented work, Charan studied electronics in college — with data science electives sprinkled in. Now at Google, one of Charan's favorite perks is the ability to continue developing interests outside his core role. “There are so many workshops and learning resources available to upskill me not only in my current work, but also across other domains.”
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“I joined Google to ensure our artificial intelligence can see people like me.” Meet Auriel, a product lead in Google DeepMind. Auriel’s core work centers around ensuring AI products are accessible and effective for a wide range of users. “For Detection AI products like Pixel Camera, I make sure that the computer can recognize as many users as possible,” she explained. “For Generative AI products like Gemini, I help build features that keep users safe and improve the quality of the image depictions.” For Auriel, her interest in this work was sparked long before she arrived at Google. While completing her computer science capstone research paper in college — where she aimed to detect her heart rate using video signals — Auriel encountered a challenge due to the established model’s inability to register her darker skin tone. “None of my creations could detect my own heart rate accurately, but they could detect my lighter skin toned friends – it was really frustrating." Eventually, she solved the issue by creating her own detection model, and this experience ignited her passion for addressing fairness challenges in machine learning. Thank you Auriel for making our products and #lifeatGoogle more fair. Join Auriel and the team in their mission to shape a more equitable future in machine learning. → https://goo.gle/4dOU9q4
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