I’m not yet at University, but am considering studying Computer Science/Engineering. Which subjects are useful if I’d like to become a Google software engineer in the future?
Working at Google involves many fundamental areas of computer science, including information retrieval, distributed systems, machine learning, data mining, theoretical computer science, statistics and user interfaces. As a software engineer, a good depth and breadth of programming languages and algorithm design will give you a great foundation. To find out more, look at our resources for Schools.
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