Snap hires new head of engineering from Google

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To oversee core infrastructure.

Snap hires new head of engineering from Google
Snap has hired a new senior vice president of engineering from Google, the latest in a string of new recruits to advance its advertising business. Eric Young, who was previously vice president of engineering for Google Cloud, will oversee the core infrastructure for Snap, which owns the popular ...

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