Meet Anjali: a computer science student and software engineering intern on our NotebookLM team. “NotebookLM is an AI-powered learning assistant that allows users to upload and interact with their own sources,” Anjali explained. “Over the summer, I worked to add support for file formats such as image-based PDFs.” For Anjali, this work was so valuable because it was easy to feel the impact. “Google has shaped my education since I was in elementary school — whether it was searching for information on Google Search, working on homework on Google Drive, or submitting my work on Google Classroom. With Artificial Intelligence changing the way students are interacting with our education, I wanted to contribute to a product that is harnessing the power of AI to benefit both students and educators.” Thank you for your contributions to #LifeatGoogle, Anjali!
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Looking for new opportunities in engineering? Check out open roles with our Google Cloud team in Cloud Technical Solutions Engineering, Partner Engineering, Cloud AI Engineering, and more → https://goo.gle/3X0z2vW #LifeAtGoogle
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Meet Abdullah Ahmed: a medical student and software engineering intern bridging his passion for computer science, mathematics, and medicine. Over the past few months, Abdullah has been interning on our Google Health AI team, where he’s focused on helping clinicians responsibly use AI. “My current work involves developing tools to help physicians grasp the intricate evolution of a patient’s medical condition, and ensuring our models prioritize clinical safety in every application,” Abdullah explained. Abdullah’s journey to his internship was marked by a diverse range of interests and motivations. “After studying computer science in undergrad, I decided to pursue an MD because I was drawn to medicine's direct impact on people's lives, and I wanted to apply my analytical skills to complex human challenges.” For anyone interested in following a similar path, Abdullah recommends being open to exploring all of your passions. “Combining computer science and medicine has helped me think outside the box, especially when tackling tough challenges in healthcare. I believe exploring diverse interests, even if seemingly unrelated, is so powerful.”
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Want to attend conferences such as AfroTech and ADCOLOR for free? Our next round of conference scholarship applications — which cover registration fees, accommodation costs, and more — closes on September 10th! Learn more and apply today ➡️ https://goo.gle/3yW1t55
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Spotted: #Doogler Finn trying to unleash his inner coder! 🐾🖥️
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Heriberto, a software engineer manager on the Education Team in Mexico City, is always on the lookout for top talent to join his team. “We’re looking for engineers who bring fresh ideas from all areas, including information retrieval, distributed computing, large-scale system design, networking and data storage, security, artificial intelligence, natural language processing, UI design, and mobile – the list goes on and is growing every day,” he says. His advice for candidates? Be open-minded and be yourself. Ready to join #LifeAtGoogle in Mexico City? Apply today → https://goo.gle/3X90EPn
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Meet Adán Flores Ramírez: a software engineering intern at Google originally from San Luis Potosi, Mexico. Although Adán’s “journey to Google was paved with hard work and relentless effort,” he still felt imposter syndrome once he arrived. “At first, landing at Google as an intern felt surreal. Suddenly, I was surrounded by talented people from all over the world. I felt like I had to prove myself and be a perfectionist, even when I was just ramping up.” Now at the end of his internship, after a summer on the Vertex AI Search team, Adán shared his top tips for tackling imposter syndrome!
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Stephanie, an executive recruiter at Google, shared her top tips for anyone interested in applying to Google. Explore our open roles and opportunities ➡️ https://goo.gle/4dAw5Iv
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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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