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We're always hiring. The Chrome team does lots of C++. The Android team does lots of Java. I believe the docs backend and the g+ backend are mostly Java though I've never seen them. I'm sure other teams use Java and C++ as well.

They have offices in NYC. No need to relocate ;-)

For tips see http://steve-yegge.blogspot.com/2008/03/get-that-job-at-goog...

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Perhaps you can shed some light on this. In the relatively small sample size I have[0], Google seemed very dismissive of college students (which I was) and those recently out of college (which I am). Is it that the hiring process is designed to weed out the overmany ambitious students and recent grads who apply?

I am employed now, but still slightly miffed.

[0] About a dozen technical and non-technical phone interviews all told, between Google, YouTube, and a couple of Google Ventures companies.

I work at Google, but don't speak for them whatsoever etc. etc. Anyway, I'm a recent grad, with many recent grad friends working here. I do not think they are dismissive of college students at all, and I highly encourage college students and recent grads to apply.

Hey, thanks for the info. I currently work for NYSE, in Ireland, do google offer H1B sponsorship?

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