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For Googler Taichi Inoue, collaborating with clients in Japan is all in a day’s work. “I’ve gained a deep understanding of the digital ads landscape in Japan, honed my analytical and problem-solving skills, and developed a passion for helping businesses succeed,” he explains. As an Account Strategist on Google’s Customer Solutions team, Taichi helps small- and medium-sized Japanese businesses thrive in an ever-evolving digital landscape.

And #LifeAtGoogle’s onboarding and mentorship programs were instrumental to his success. “The support I received made me feel valued and empowered from day one, and I continue to be amazed by the generosity and willingness to help that I see every day at Google,” Taichi says.

Find the Google career for you → https://goo.gle/3Xcwdbv

🚨 Calling all students! 🚨 It's scholarship season, and we're thrilled to announce that many of our Google scholarships are opening March 26! Mark your calendars.

If you're exploring the world of computer science/engineering we've got numerous opportunities just for you including our Generation Google scholarship. 🌟 Don’t miss out → https://goo.gle/3Vjw6dk

For eligibility details, application due dates and more upcoming opportunities across the globe visit Build Your Future.

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.”

#GoogleIndia is growing, innovating, and building new things. Here’s a look at Google Ananta, our new campus in Bengaluru – a hub for creativity and collaboration. Ready to be part of the journey? Explore open roles across India and join us in shaping what's next. → https://goo.gle/4kruZT8 #LifeAtGoogle

Interested in an early career opportunity with exposure to teams across Google Cloud? Cloud Academy is our full-time rotational program that offers residents the chance to work directly with Cloud’s clients to build solutions for their businesses. Additionally, the program provides on-the-job training, work experience across all parts of the customer lifecycle, and the opportunity to build your network. Set up job alerts on our Careers site to find out when roles are opened, and learn more about Cloud Academy ➡️ https://goo.gle/3XKniwQ

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

ADCOLOR 2024 — a conference celebrating the contributions of people of color working in tech and media — wrapped up last week in Los Angeles! Each year, the conference identifies people of color who’ve gone above and beyond to make a difference in the world of marketing and technology. This year, 6 Googlers were nominated for awards: Maryam Ikuforiji (product marketing manager), Layla Jawad (product marketing manager), Debby Erazo (product marketing manager), Gia Cummings (account manager), Olivia Hoeft (marketing manager), and Adrienne Hayes (VP of global subscriptions & customer growth marketing).

While the specifics of each Googlers’ accomplishments vary, they all worked to promote diverse perspectives into their work. “I collaborate with teams across Google and YouTube to showcase diverse narratives and perspectives on our social media platforms,“ Debby explained. “This involves highlighting a wide range of stories, from exciting new local businesses featured on our Google Small Business channels to celebrating the achievements of diverse creators on our YouTube Advertisers handles. By leveraging the reach of Google products, we can amplify these voices and contribute to a more inclusive and representative online space.“

Congratulations to all of Google’s ADCOLOR 2024 nominees!

Today we announced Gemini 2.0, our most capable AI model yet that’s built for the era of agents. Get all the details here ➡️ https://goo.gle/3OSfc17

After six months in The Collective, an onboarding program for Black+ Googlers, policy specialist Ehianeta headed to Atlanta for a capstone conference to collaborate with other Black+ Nooglers. Thanks for sharing your #LifeAtGoogle experience with us, Ehianeta!

Caryn Williams — an Austin-based Recruiter for Google Cloud — shared her top tips for applying and interviewing at Google!

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

As we kick off Black History Month 2023, we’re preparing for a month of commemoration, celebration, and reflection. Throughout February, we’ll be highlighting projects across the company that are helping us build more equitable products and communities. First on this list is a new feature launched on Google Assistant, in partnership with Google Arts & Culture. If you have a Google Assistant nearby, try saying: “OK Google, happy Black History Month.” Your Assistant will then give a description of a Black artist or trailblazer, with the ultimate goal of exposing people to erased histories and amplifying the works of Black educators, activists, and artists.

Learn more about the efforts we're taking to highlight the Black experience → https://goo.gle/3kZE5w2

Meet Augusto Almeida, a Sao Paulo-based intern on our legal trade & logistics operation team. The team is responsible for ensuring we stay compliant with all global trade regulations, and Augusto plays an important role in this process. “I help manage the logistical and legal procedures for Brazil’s trade processes,” Augusto explained. “I also conduct trade-related legal research for 15 countries in Latin America.” Outside of his core role, Augusto is also involved in a variety of initiatives and employee resource groups across Google. “I’m passionate about youth empowerment, Black leadership, and diversity, equity, and inclusion,” he stated. “I participate in groups such as Movimiento AntiRacista (an organization for Black+ Googlers and interns in Latin America), Greenglers (a community of Googlers interested in sustainability), and AfroGooglers.”

Thank you for your work and contributions to #LifeatGoogle, Augusto!

Explore how adequate rest can have a positive impact on your health and well-being, and stay tuned for more tips during Mental Health Awareness Month! #LifeAtGoogle

Check out advice from our Google sleep experts → https://goo.gle/3VrptDT

Explore opportunities with our Data Centers team! Check out open roles in Portfolio Management, Mechanical Engineering, Technology and Innovation, and more → https://goo.gle/3x3OkG0

Set up job alerts on the Google careers site and be among the first to get email alerts about new opportunities. Follow along with Myrella, a member of the Strategic Finance team within Real Estate and Workplace Services, as she shares how. #LifeAtGoogle

Set up your first alert → https://goo.gle/3whhQHt

Chris Kiagiri, Technical Account manager, joined Google 15 years ago, as Kenya’s employee number 2.

Last month at our Google Sandbox Nairobi event, he shared with our participants his career journey and Google’s 15-years of Engineering in Africa.

“I often tell students that Google hadn’t even been founded when I graduated from high school, so they shouldn't limit their dreams to the opportunities that currently exist.“

Thank you to our participants, we hope you left with first-hand experience of what #LifeatGoogle is all about — and thank you to Chris and all other Googlers who made this experience possible!

Want to learn more? Check out our upcoming and on-demand events here > https://goo.gle/3VDHOg8

Are you considering new avenues for your career? Check out roles on our Devices and Services team such as hardware engineering, silicon engineering, product managers and more → https://goo.gle/3UdoKY5 #LifeAtGoogle

Jasmine Munoz, a software engineer on the Search TypeScript Infrastructure team, shares how she made the move from chemical engineering to software engineering, as well as her experience and advice for interviewing at Google ⬇️

Meet Kathrin and her team. Kathrin's career journey spans from academia to Google for Education leadership. As a Director of Engineering, she guides teams building products like Google Classroom and Read Along, with an extra focus on infrastructure, safety and data insights. “We place a big emphasis on working as a team,” she says, adding, “On a daily basis, our engineers improve our product by writing code, designing new features or a better architecture to make our product scale.”

“For example, we allow teachers to give and grade assignments in Classroom, and at the same time build analytics and insights off of them. This can help teachers understand what material the students have mastered and what they still need to focus on.”

Her team’s recent expansion into Mexico City highlights the chance to make a meaningful difference in the region. “I love that I can work with an incredible team and apply my skills to an area I care so much about, and that impacts millions of students, teachers and education leaders around the world,” she says.

Join #LifeAtGoogle Mexico City → goo.gle/3AIVhhJ

How it started: Google’s Mexico City office was built in 2013, with just a few engineers and a drive to expand.

How it’s going: A couple of miles from Mexico City’s downtown, our Montes Urales headquarters is located inside a seven-story vibrant building, which combines both traditional and contemporary art from Mexico and serves as a hub for several teams including Sales, Cloud, Engineering, Marketing, and more!

Explore #LifeAtGoogle opportunities at Google Mexico City → https://goo.gle/3AIVhhJ