Sameer Samat told Business Insider that sending one late-night email to Google's Sergey Brin changed his career trajectory.

With all due respect, throwing around the term genocide in relation to Gaza is deeply offensive to many Jewish people,” ...

Google's Android chief Sameer Samat once cold-emailed Sergey Brin at 3 a.m. for career advice, leading to a surprise job ...

Samat said that at 3:00 am, he sent an email to Sergey Brin seeking advice on whether to pursue his startup or attend ...

A late-night email to Sergey Brin during a startup dispute propelled Sameer Samat's career. Brin's prompt response led to a meeting and eventual guidance, culminating in Mohomine's acquisition and ...

Sameer Samat, head of Android, attributes his career to a 1999 email to Sergey Brin. Brin offered Samat a job after the email ...

In his current role, Sameer Samat oversees the strategic direction and global development of the Android platform. Most recently, he announced a significant leadership restructure, merging the Android ...

Brin, who is Jewish and one of the richest people in the world, has rarely commented publicly about issues related to Israel ...

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Sergey Brin reportedly upset Google employees after he condemned a UN report that accused Google of profiting from Israel's ...

Google co-founder Sergey Brin criticized a United Nations report on technology companies and Gaza, labeling it "Transparently ...

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