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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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Software Development
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Mountain View, CA
Type
Public Company
Specialties
search, ads, mobile, android, online video, apps, machine learning, virtual reality, cloud, hardware, artificial intelligence, youtube, and software

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    Megan Lai — a STEP intern who recently wrapped up her Google internship — has long been interested in exploring ethical uses of artificial intelligence. At school, she focuses on AI uses for business, and her internship this summer offered the chance to put her learnings into practice. “I chose to apply to Google’s STEP internship because of the technical training and experience that it provides freshmen. While everything I’ve learned in class has been important, this internship has provided me with critical experiences with code development, testing, design reviews, and documentation.” Megan spent her summer interning on the Google TV team. “I was working on a generative AI-assisted interactive system on Google TV that allows users to create a highly customized content discovery journey. More specifically, my project was to integrate live TV search capabilities into the platform.” In addition to the skill-building opportunities, Megan enjoyed meeting new people throughout her time at Google. “My team was so supportive and welcoming. We went to lunch together everyday, and I got to know a lot about what they do and their backgrounds. My favorite memories are Boba Thursdays and Poker games with my team.” Good luck with the upcoming school year Megan!

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    Meet Sabrina, a staff hardware engineer at Google who joined our Quantum AI team after working in the industry and presenting at conferences on qubit calibration research. On a daily basis, Sabrina is “working with researchers, writing software infrastructure, and running a whole lot of experiments” to optimize Google’s superconducting qubit quantum processors. Her advice for someone interested in pursuing similar work? “Try to learn more about the effort as a whole,” she says. “There may be roles and positions that are already well-suited to your skill set, whether that be software engineering, semiconductor fabrication, or computational chemistry.” Find the right role for you today → https://goo.gle/3WXMgbz

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    Head HR - Google, India, Partner to the business, promoter of talent and technology

    Even the smallest victories can fuel big dreams ... Inclusion isn't a checkbox, it's a journey - with unexpected turns, and moments of pause for reflection. It's about growing, adapting, and learning together, because you recognize that the world doesn't always accommodate everyone, and you understand the importance of making progress towards inclusivity. Google India is committed to this progress - inclusion is a cornerstone of our culture, leadership and more. We're grateful to Disability:IN for recognizing these efforts in their 2024 rankings, but we know this just the start of a much longer journey We believe inclusion is about valuing the unique strengths everyone brings to the table. Access is essential, but true inclusion goes beyond that – it's about co-creating a space where everyone feels they belong and can thrive  And sometimes that means going the extra mile. From inclusive hiring (https://acesse.one/9N21n)  to empowering managers & fostering Employee Resource Groups like Disability Alliance, we're committed to building a Google for everyone. A beautiful reminder was our recent "Empower Hour" event - connecting with people with disabilities & allies, hearing their stories fueling our determination and passion to build a workplace that empowers everyone to reach their full potential. Find out more: https://goo.gle/3T4sji7 We'll keep learning, keep growing, keep championing inclusion. Together, let's build a future that's accessible to all. Nikhil Mathur Shipra Sud Sharvari Prasad Zsanett Maizl Glynnis Q. Rekha Karthikeyan Roman Matla Hai Kyung Min #DisabilityIN #DisabilityInclusionIndex #Accessibility #DisabilityInclusion #DisabilityAlliance

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    Meet Danny, an Associate Product Marketing Manager (APMM) here at Google. "Coming from a creative background, it was an opportunity for me to combine my analytical skills with my creative intuition, and to tackle complex challenges in a collaborative, fast-paced environment,” he says. As an APMM, Danny’s currently responsible for developing marketing strategies, analyzing campaign performances, and identifying new opportunities on the Android Ecosystem team. Outside of his core role, Danny shares that he is also able to spend time at work prioritizing additional passions and community involvement, “I’ve been able to lead both internal and external work that has celebrated the LGBTQ+ community and promoted LGBTQ+ inclusion and education.” Learn more about how you can join our APMM Program and other initiatives at Google → https://goo.gle/3A5u5Jp #LifeAtGoogle

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    For as long as Joaquín can remember, he was always drawn to working at Google. “When I was a kid learning how to program, I remember using Google search and finding thousands of results in less than a second. When I started my career path as a software engineer, I wanted to have that kind of positive impact and help people access information and knowledge.” Today, Joaquín — a software engineering intern and current student at Tec de Monterrey — is helping make Google Cloud’s App Connector service more efficient and reliable. For students interested in doing similar work, Joaquín shared the following tips and reminders: “First: knowledge gets you far, but passion gets you anywhere you want. And second: working on personal projects and student groups that I’m passionate about has had in my opinion the biggest impact in my CS journey.” Explore our opportunities for students and early career candidates ➡️ https://goo.gle/4fLm38J

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    “Ever since I was a little kid, I've always wanted to work at Google. So when I saw that they had opportunities for internships, I jumped at the chance without hesitation.” Meet Lucía, a software engineering intern based in our Stockholm office. This summer, Lucía is interning on the Meet Web API team, helping to better integrate Google Meet and Google Chrome processes. Outside of her core work, Lucía’s favorite parts of her internship are the relationships she’s built. “The thing that I’ve been enjoying the most is probably just meeting new inspiring people. Spending time with Googlers and other interns is truly amazing. I also enjoy doing some peer programming with my host — I'm learning so much from him.” Her advice for students interested in applying for an internship at Google? Just do it! “Even though it looks hard the first time and it can even sound scary to get through the interviews, trust your skills — you got this!” Thank you for your contributions to #lifeatGoogle Lucía! Explore our career opportunities for students and early career applicants ➡️ https://goo.gle/3yp5COl

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    Meet Karine, a people operations specialist and career lead for the Latinas@ Google employee resource group. “My day-to-day revolves around ensuring there are efficient processes in place to keep Google running,” she explains. As a passion project, Karine is highly involved in several employee resource groups and most recently brought them together to provide access to inclusive and equitable AI training. “In collaboration with BGN, HOLA, Women at Google, and Mixed Googlers, we were able to host over 1,700+ Googlers throughout a series of events,” she adds. All this work helping #LifeAtGoogle has helped Karine grow too. “I have learned how to grow my personal network, how to negotiate, how to be a better public speaker, and an authentic leader true to my values,” she says. Find the Google career for you → https://goo.gle/4fBJRvx

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