October, 2022
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Tell us a little about your current role: where do you work, your title and generally the sort of work do you and your team do.
I’m a Principal Engineer at Google. In my day job I lead a team developing web infrastructure for internal enterprise applications. We develop shared UI components, make deploying new applications easier, and coach teams on frontend architecture and accessibility. Google relies on 1000s of internal applications to power everything from our Code Review processes to our financial systems, and from our physical security systems to continuous integration tooling. Often these systems are built by smaller full-stack teams that have to figure out how to harness some very powerful, and complex infrastructure to solve Google-scale business problems. My team’s job is to provide tools and libraries to enable the creation of really great webserving options and great UX for our internal systems.

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Adam Bender - Principal Software Engineer at Google

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