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Sent: Monday, January 28, 2002 2:19 PM
Subject: Google Summer Internship


>
> We're rolling out our third summer internship program at Google this year.
> Could you please forward the announcement below to your students and other
> interested students in the department?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dr. Urs Hoelzle
> Google Inc.
>
> Google Computer Science Summer Internship Program
> (http://www.google.com/jobs/internship.html)
>
> Google, the world leader in information retrieval, is pleased to announce
> the Google Computer Science Internship Program for the summer of 2002. We
> are seeking extraordinarily qualified graduate students for internships in
> Research and Development.
>
> What We Offer
>
> Google has an exciting and innovative summer internship program for
students
> pursuing graduate degrees in Computer Science or a closely related area.
If
> you are interested in working with some of the best software engineers and
> researchers in the Silicon Valley on some of the hottest technology
present
> on the web, we have an internship opportunity for you.
>
> Google gives interns exposure to everything from the development of
> cutting-edge algorithms to implementation of large-scale system code for
our
> production cluster (one of the largest Linux clusters in the world, with
> over 10,000 Linux machines). At Google you can make a real impact, since
the
> fruits of your work could be seen and used by millions of users each day!
If
> you like working on challenging and intriguing problems in a
groundbreaking
> environment that respects creative approaches and
> solutions, then this internship is for you.
>
> What We Look For
>
> To apply you should meet the following criteria:
> � Currently pursuing a PhD or MS in Computer Science
> � Extensive experience in Systems Software or Algorithms
> � Excellent implementation skills (C++, Python)
> � Knowledge of UNIX/Linux or Windows environments and APIs
> � Familiarity with TCP/IP and network programming is a plus
>
> Specifics on the Google Summer Internship Program
>
> Internships are full-time positions for the duration of the summer. Start
> and end dates are flexible with regard to academic schedules, but interns
> are expected to commit to at least 3 months of full-time work. During the
> internship you will be matched with a senior member of our Engineering or
> Research department who will serve as your host and technical lead.
>
> How to Apply
>
> Send a current resume and an unofficial transcript to interns@google.com
or
> fax to (650) 618-1499. Additionally, we request that you arrange for two
> letters of recommendation from faculty members or work supervisors who are
> familiar with your current efforts. Applications will not be seriously
> considered until the letters have been received, so please make sure your
> references send in their letters in a timely manner. It is your obligation
> to ensure that we receive the letters; Google will not be soliciting them
> for you. Letters of recommendation should be submitted plain-text ASCII to
> interns@google.com with your name clearly in the subject line. The
deadline
> for applications is February 15, 2002; all materials (including letters of
> recommendation) must be received by this date.
>
>