Народ, вот мне тут письмецо пришло недавно из Гугла попробовать свою оппортюнити, попробовал, не вышло , короче, если кто заинтересован, подавайтесь туда, пробуйте силы. В этом году 50 человек набирают.
Вот текст письма (распространяю по просьбе в этом же письме)
От себя добавлю, гугл может проводить вплоть до 8 интервью.
Я у них 4 года назад проходил ("a while" back) , вот сейчас сами вдруг связались.
Требование знать алгоритмы и их оценку, ну и немного шарить в задачках с ними связанными - существенно повышает шанс пройти дальше. Также - TCP/IP, unix/linux админство на простом уровне, domain name systems, large scale distributed systems. Полезно почитать про их файловую систему (GFS), систему BigTable, MapReduce, но на первом интервью вряд ли это спросят, хотя понимание этих штук полезно.
Короче, постите резюме им на сайт, мне не надо, я с ними не связан
Вот текст письма (распространяю по просьбе в этом же письме)
Hi ____,
I’m an internal recruiter for Google Engineering in Sydney, Australia.
I understand you interviewed with us a while back. I've read the interview feedback, which was quite good overall, so I was wondering whether you'd be interested in having another go? I'd be happy to provide some tips and advice to ensure you're well prepared...there are plenty of online resources to help with algorithms, for example.
If you're not interested in changing jobs right now, I'd like to let you know about what's happening here; so you can let others in your network know.
2011 is set to be our biggest year yet in terms of hiring, as we're hoping to add 40-50 engineers for roles in R&D and Production. Sydney is a major R&D centre for Google, and the place where Maps and App Engine were conceived. Apart from that, we have teams working on Chrome, Blogger, Infrastructure Networking, Enterprise Docs and mobile Docs integration into Android, as well as some other projects I can't mention.
In Production, we've got teams of engineers that specialize in the reliability and scalability of software, systems, infrastructure and networks. Currently there are 6 different teams supporting Maps, Blogger, App Engine as well as various parts of the global infrastructure and storage, and we plan to add another 1 or 2 teams. Engineers in production come from a variety of different backgrounds, including Software Engineering, Systems Engineering and Unix Systems Administration.
I'd appreciate if you could spread the word amongst your network, and would be happy to receive direct contact from anyone interested, including yourself.
Cheers,
Chris
I’m an internal recruiter for Google Engineering in Sydney, Australia.
I understand you interviewed with us a while back. I've read the interview feedback, which was quite good overall, so I was wondering whether you'd be interested in having another go? I'd be happy to provide some tips and advice to ensure you're well prepared...there are plenty of online resources to help with algorithms, for example.
If you're not interested in changing jobs right now, I'd like to let you know about what's happening here; so you can let others in your network know.
2011 is set to be our biggest year yet in terms of hiring, as we're hoping to add 40-50 engineers for roles in R&D and Production. Sydney is a major R&D centre for Google, and the place where Maps and App Engine were conceived. Apart from that, we have teams working on Chrome, Blogger, Infrastructure Networking, Enterprise Docs and mobile Docs integration into Android, as well as some other projects I can't mention.
In Production, we've got teams of engineers that specialize in the reliability and scalability of software, systems, infrastructure and networks. Currently there are 6 different teams supporting Maps, Blogger, App Engine as well as various parts of the global infrastructure and storage, and we plan to add another 1 or 2 teams. Engineers in production come from a variety of different backgrounds, including Software Engineering, Systems Engineering and Unix Systems Administration.
I'd appreciate if you could spread the word amongst your network, and would be happy to receive direct contact from anyone interested, including yourself.
Cheers,
Chris
От себя добавлю, гугл может проводить вплоть до 8 интервью.
Я у них 4 года назад проходил ("a while" back) , вот сейчас сами вдруг связались.
Требование знать алгоритмы и их оценку, ну и немного шарить в задачках с ними связанными - существенно повышает шанс пройти дальше. Также - TCP/IP, unix/linux админство на простом уровне, domain name systems, large scale distributed systems. Полезно почитать про их файловую систему (GFS), систему BigTable, MapReduce, но на первом интервью вряд ли это спросят, хотя понимание этих штук полезно.
Короче, постите резюме им на сайт, мне не надо, я с ними не связан
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