Meet Ruby, a Taiwan-based STEP intern working on the Pixel camera’s AI experience. “My role focuses on enhancing how our team collects and processes user feedback to continually improve the app's performance and user experience,” Ruby explained. “Through this experience, I’ve gained invaluable technical skills crucial for my future as an engineer.” When asked about her favorite memories from the summer, Ruby mentioned the people she’s met along the way. “What I've cherished most is the chance to build relationships across Google, especially with my mentor. We connected deeply over our experiences studying abroad and navigating cultural differences.” Her advice for anyone interested in following her steps? “I only wrote my first line of code two years ago. This experience has taught me that it's never too late to start, and hard work really does pay off.”
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This #InternationalFriendshipDay, we celebrate those who make every project a collaborative triumph, fuel our professional growth, and turn teamwork into a success! Who’s your work bestie? Give them a shoutout! ⬇️ #LifeAtGoogle
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NeuralGCM is a new atmospheric model with the potential to transform how we understand climate. 🌡🌎 This groundbreaking AI-powered model is more accurate than physics-based ones, and was developed by Google Research to offer an approach to building fast, efficient, and more accurate models for predicting climate change in the future. Learn more about NeuralGCM in Nature → https://goo.gle/4fC2SOP And watch the full video to learn more about these exciting climate tools →https://goo.gle/3SuGYmp
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#LifeAtGoogle has been a transformative experience for Johnny, a software engineering associate at the Google Taiwan office. “Before I joined, I was a full-time student with no work experience and limited communication skills due to my neurodegenerative disease,” he says. “But after joining, everything changed.” From writing code to brainstorming ideas, Johnny spends his days finding solutions and discovering his potential. “Google stepped in and hired a personal support assistant to make my daily life on-site a breeze,” he explains. “I’m so thankful to Google for turning my dream into a reality.” We’re thankful for you too, Johnny! Find your place at Google today → https://goo.gle/4f2Qo2h #DisabilityPrideMonth
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After four years as a pilot in Singapore's Air Force, Althea C. pivoted to a career in tech. Now a second-year student studying computer science and statistics — and current Google intern on our Search team — Althea is helping bring audio search to Google’s watches. For Althea, the highlights of her internship have been the skills she’s learned and the Googlers she’s worked with. “I've gained a deeper understanding of the work that goes into the technology we use daily,” she shared. “And working with my team has been so great. They’ve been welcoming and supportive, making my internship even more enjoyable. I particularly enjoy tuning in to the weekly all hands, where we bond with the broader team over food and drinks.” Thank you for your contributions to #LifeatGoogle
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Happy International Intern Day! Over the past few months, #GoogleInterns around the world have been working on projects designed to improve our products, culture, and workplaces. As we celebrate their contributions to #LifeatGoogle, we’re spotlighting a few of the impactful projects interns have been working on ➡️ https://goo.gle/46nJyk8 Thank you to all of this year’s Google interns!
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Meet Ren, one of our many #Dooglers, adept at chasing down elusive bugs. 🎾 With sharp focus, Ren turns challenges into triumphant catches!
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Meet Sarah, a software engineering intern in our Zurich office. "My projects this summer center around experiments on YouTube,” Sarah explained. “My team makes small changes — like tweaking the video recommendations algorithms — and this updated version of Youtube is shown to a small percentage of users. If the metrics improve for those users in comparison to our control group, the feature might be rolled out to everyone!” Notably, Sarah’s path to Google started with our conference scholarship program. “I was awarded the Generation Google Scholarship for women in computer science in Ireland in 2022, and that’s where my journey to Google began! Receiving the scholarship gave me the confidence boost I needed to apply for the STEP internship program last summer. I’m incredibly grateful for programs that encourage more women into computer science, as it helped me open doors to opportunities I never dreamed about.”
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