Google is coming to campus! Our mission is to organize the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful. It’s an enormous goal to accomplish and we need great people like you to help us achieve it!
Interested? If so, we'd love to see you at the following events and answer your questions about our work and how to apply for full-time and internship positions with Google:
Google Tech Talk
When: Monday, September 24th, 7pm-8:30pm
Where: South Campus Hall, Festival Room
Come hear from a senior software engineer about his work on recursive chrome with browser tag. Additionally, you will hear from a software engineer in test who is new to Google about how he is making an impact on the Google Play team in his first few months!
Googler Office Hours
When: Tuesday September 25th, 11:30am-1:30pm
Where: TC 1112
Didn’t have time to stay after the information session to ask questions? Come by TC 1112 to speak with a Google engineer and a member of our campus recruiting team to discuss roles at Google and the application process in more depth.
RSVP: Please fill out this RSVP form if you plan to attend. RSVPing helps us plan for things like ordering food, and it reduces sign-in congestion at the event., but everyone is welcome to attend. Either way we hope to see you on campus!
Applications: Full-time and Internship applications are now open at google.com/students. To apply, please submit your application on google.com/students. Resume, Cover Letter, and Unofficial Transcript are required.
Interviews: Google will be on campus interviewing for Winter co-op positions on October 1st and October 2nd. To be considered for these interviews, please ensure you apply in the JobMine system by 9/25/2012. Please apply asap!
Stay in Touch: To learn more about Google, visit www.google.com/students/eng. You can check out our student YouTube channel, see details about full-time and internship opportunities, and read about our hiring process.
We hope you'll stay in touch with us by checking out the Google Students blog, following us on Twitter (@googlestudents), and checking out the student YouTube channel. Please also feel free to add me on Google+!
