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#revoked #Oracle I recently received news that my Full Time Offer from Oracle has been revoked due to organisational changes. I had worked as a Project Intern last summer with Oracle and based on my performance, I received a Pre Placement offer back in August 2025. Due to our institute's one student one offer policy, I could not apply for companies in Placement Drive. I am now actively seeking Full Time opportunities in domains of Software, Analytics, Data Science, Machine Learning and Product. I am a 2026 batch BS Mathematics and Scientific Computing graduate at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur with diverse experience across academic, professional and extra curricular domains. I have attached my resume reflecting the same. I would truly appreciate any referrals, opportunities, or connections. Thank you for your support. Thanks Students' Placement Team, IIT Kanpur also for assisting me in their best capacity. #open_to_work #software #analytics #machine_learning #data_science #product

A chef’s resume doesn’t list their knives. An author’s bio doesn’t catalog which pen they prefer. Yet designers routinely open their resumes with a wall of tool logos (Figma, Sketch, Framer, Notion, Miro, Claude) as if the software did the work. Tools are table stakes. They tell me nothing about how you think, what you ship, or what you’d do when the brief is broken. A resume is a design artifact. It has a user (the hiring manager), a context (twelve seconds of attention), and a job to be done (move me to the next step). If you can’t apply your own craft to the one document selling your craft, that’s the signal — not the tool list. Show me the problem you walked into. The constraint you pushed against. The outcome someone felt. The tools you used to get there are the least interesting thing on the page.

Google is quietly changing what a smartphone is. At The Android Show: I/O Edition, they introduced something called Gemini Intelligence. Not an app. Not an assistant. A system-level AI built into Android that can: • understand your screen • connect context across apps • and execute multi-step tasks for you Which means… We may move from: Tap → Navigate → Do To: Intent → AI → Done Here’s the shift that feels bigger than it looks: Earlier: We designed apps for users to navigate. Now: We may need to design products not just for users, but also for AI to interpret and act on. Because if AI becomes the interaction layer, users won’t navigate step by step anymore. They’ll simply express what they want, and instead of controlling the flow themselves, they define the intent while the system handles the execution. Apps won’t vanish, but they may shift into the underlying infrastructure powering these experiences. And that unlocks a whole new way to think about building products. If this works, it changes how we approach product and app design. Google’s official blog on Gemini Intelligence: https://lnkd.in/gaRVwfbr #Android #AI #Gemini #MobileDevelopment #TechPost