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"Since I joined Google in 2018, it has been amazing to see the impact I've had. I started at Google Bangalore in India, where I was part of a team using machine learning and AI on Google Maps. After spending a few years there, I moved to the US in 2021 to work at the Google Mountain View location in California."

"Growing up, I played computer games a lot and wanted to develop my own games. That was the main reason that I chose computer engineering in the first place. I also learned through conversations with peers older than me, who were already working on their bachelor's. They told me this field involves a lot of logical reasoning and automating machines to do things on my behalf, which was very intriguing. During my bachelor's, I became involved in competitive computer programming."

Deep Shah joined Google in 2018 and began in Google Bangalore working on machine learning and AI for Google Maps. He moved to Mountain View, California in 2021 and has spent four years there. Mentors and older peers significantly influenced his problem-solving approach and engineering development. Early interest in computer games led to studying computer engineering and participating in competitive programming, which generated outreach from leading Indian tech companies and led to his first job. His role focused on AI and machine learning for advertising, where he learned fundamentals. Clear agendas with mentors maximize learning and career growth in tech and AI.

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