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Huge thanks to all the Googlers who made #GoogleIO possible this year and shared the innovations their teams have been working on. If you want to join us in building new tools in the Gemini era, find all our open roles in AI here: goo.gle/GoogleAIroles

Happy #DisabilityPrideMonth! To start the celebration, we’re spotlighting our Disability Alliance Employee Resource Group, a community where Googlers advocate, build awareness, and share advice around disability topics, all with the goal of creating innovative and inclusive teams, products, and workplaces. Learn more about Google’s Disability Alliance→ https://goo.gle/3RiP6Wr #LifeAtGoogle

Izzy, the Doogler who's always ready to constrict bugs! 🐍💻 With a keen eye for detail and a never-give-up attitude, she proves that debugging is just part of the journey.

For #Pride2024, Googlers embraced the theme #FindingPride. Thank you to all the Googlers who worked on over 150 Pride month initiatives such as launching our new PRIDE Community Mentorship Program, #IAmRemarkable workshops, our TransAtGoogle conference, Google Talks series, and all the various events, campaigns, and programs to center inclusion, allyship, safety, and intersectionality within Google and beyond. Learn more and meet our employee resource group — PRIDE at Google! #LifeAtGoogle → https://goo.gle/3W0cnze

Alexis, a recruiter for Google Cloud, shared her top 5 tips for candidates. Explore our open roles ➡️ https://goo.gle/3zcrbll

Have there been any mentors or role models whose guidance has shaped your professional growth? If so, in what ways have they influenced your journey? #LifeAtGoogle

A butterfly 🦋 might do it, but software developers use it. Finish the crossword to guess this tool! 🧩

Meet Jakobi Haskell, a software engineering intern based in Kirkland, Washington. This summer, Jakobi is working on Google’s Slicer team: an internal group whose mission is to help the company scale via sharding, which splits up large databases into smaller, more manageable ones stored across multiple servers. For Jakobi, this work is particularly interesting because it impacts so many teams across the company. “The projects feels very ‘core’ to Google because it helps maintain the invisible infrastructure that keeps the services billions of people use fast and reliable,” he explained. With Jakobi’s internship just beginning, he’s looking forward to a summer of meeting new people and learning new skills. “I'm excited for fun events with other interns, meeting people in different roles across Google, and making a meaningful contribution to Slicer's code library.” Welcome to #LifeatGoogle Jakobi! Interested in doing similar work? Explore our opportunities for students and early career professionals ➡️ https://goo.gle/3yp5COl