Programmers from around the world will gather at the company's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif., to compete for the global Code Jam finals. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in ...

The contestants nameplates displayed their onscreen handles instead of their full names. A Russian coder talks with New York Post reporter Sam Gustin. New York engineering director Craig ...

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Google really likes to give away money during competitions for developers. Recently, the company challenged hackers to crack open Chrome’s vulnerabilities and rewarded them with cold hard cash. In a ...

GOMEL, 12 August (BelTA) – Gennady Korotkevich, a post-graduate student of the St Petersburg-based ITMO University, has been winning Google Code Jam since 2014, BelTA has learned. Google Code Jam ...

Google, one of the most aggressive staff recruiters in Silicon Valley, is putting on a programming contest worth up to $10,000 and a possible career at the search company. Called Google Code Jam 2003, ...

Ahmed Aly, a highly sought-after software engineer who spent three years at Google working on its search algorithim and organizing the Code Jam contest, just jumped ship to work at HackerRank − a ...

Google is reaching out to the European software development community with its first Code Jam programming competition in Europe. For the next three weeks, European programmers can register at the Code ...

Google has opened up registration for its 2013 Code Jam programming competition. Now in its 10th year, the company is inviting all participants with higher stakes on the line. This year, the top prize ...

Google, one of the most aggressive staff recruiters in Silicon Valley, is putting on a programming contest worth up to $10,000 and a possible career at the search company. Called Google Code Jam 2003, ...

GOMEL, 9 August (BelTA) – Belarusian Gennady Korotkevich became the winner of the international programming contest Google Code Jam 2016 in New York, BelTA learned from the contest's official website.