Home Googlers
Googlers
Kathy Zhu
Security engineer
For her day job, Kathy Zhu detects cyber criminals’ attempts to hack Google
Katie Walker
Software engineer
Grit and determination landed software engineer Katie Walker her dream job at Google
Grace Nolan
Security engineer
How do you turn career confusion into your dream job? By taking every opportunity that comes your way. That’s how Grace Nolan became a security engineer at Google.
Rachel Carpenter
Global Googler
Rachel Carpenter spent her childhood sailing the world. Now she’s improving Google’s app capabilities for people in different cultures.
Joël Sunray Kalmanowicz
Charitable coder
This Google product manager is taking every available opportunity at Google to make a charitable impact with his tech skills.
Deepa Kurian
Productivity pro
This Google engineering manager has strong communications skills thanks to some epic worldly experience.
Fontaine Foxworth
Tech translator
Fontaine Foxworth connects the dots between different disciplines to make Google products come to life.
Marie-Claire Dean
Google mapper
This designer helps shape Google Maps to make our lives a whole lot easier.
Tom Wright
Self-taught coder
Tom Wright, Site Reliability Engineering Manager at Google, describes himself as "a tinkerer who became obsessed with coding”
Tina
Selfie sorter
Former Google intern Tina makes storing and searching selfies easy by writing the code behind Google Photos.
Florencia Irena
Graduate Googler
Studying Computer Science Engineering at UNSW helped Florencia land the job of her dreams at Google.
Adrian Arumugam
Career adapter
Adrian re-booted his career goals at Google, and learned the value of adaptability along the way.
SEEK reports more gender diversity in recruitment since removing coding from selection criteria
Online job search platform SEEK has increased the number of women in its technology graduate recruitment program by removing coding from its selection criteria.
The healthcare industry: a growing target for cyber attacks
In a world where our emergency services rely on data and technology to function, a successful attack could result in a significant risk to life.
Your go-to guide for careers in tech is out now!
Every high school in Australia and New Zealand will receive, free of charge, a box with 50 copies of our newest issue – Careers with STEM: Code 2019.