I moved to the US from Pakistan for college. Here's how I landed a job at Google — and why AI doesn't worry me.
THE SO WHAT
For individual engineers, AI is already a force multiplier rather than a replacement—those who adapt their workflow feel less threatened. If you're running an engineering org, the constraint is now training and norms around AI-assisted work, not access to the tools themselves.
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