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Google’s Cerf on Talent Hunt in U.K.

One of the founding fathers of the Internet will tour the U.K. to recruit engineers for Google. Vint Cerf will be visiting universities around the country in support of Google’s recruitment drive. Cerf was hired by Google in September as an Internet evangelist.Google admitted that it was having difficulties recruiting developers and would be targeting students and engineers.”We are actively recruiting engineers in London for our new R&D center,” Google told ZDNet UK. “Vint Cerf is here in London to support that drive and will be visiting a number of universities to stimulate interest among students. Engineering is at the very heart of what we do at Google–we use innovative technology to help solve complex problems,” it continued. For more on this visit here.