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Google invites you to make a difference

Google's senior vice president for engineering and research, Alan Eustace, said that the search giant wants “creative people who want to make a difference”

Tuesday, November 03, 2009

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BANGALORE, INDIA: Search giant Google, which claimed that its Chrome Internet browser has over 30 million active users, said it is in the look out for innovative brains in the engineering community.

In a blogpost on Monday, Alan Eustace, senior vice president for engineering and research at Google, wrote that Google wants "creative people who want to make a difference".

He said this while announcing that Google founders Larry and Sergey recently gave the Chrome team a Founders Award, a multimillion-dollar stock bonus shared by the Googlers who worked across functions and regions to create and launch that product.

Referring to CEO Eric Schmidt's statement during the recent third quarter earnings call that "innovation is the technological pre-condition for growth", Eustace said, "He was talking about the kind of innovation that's only possible when you can attract and retain the world's finest minds. Some come to Google through acquisition, like the people who created Google Earth (formerly Keyhole), or the folks at Android Inc. - but most innovation coming out of Google is homegrown."

He further added that Google wanted to create products that rethink industry standards, challenge the status quo and make people's lives easier.

"Recently, we announced that we're starting to ramp up hiring for positions across the company, continuing our investment in the future as we imagine it. That future is shaped by small teams of creative people who want to make a difference. We're on the hunt for these kind of people - let us know if you think you're one of them," he said.

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