⚡️ FEDC 2018 - Kelly Knight & Munish Dabas
summary
Describes how a UX Engineering team of about ten at Google converts concepts into working prototypes, builds tooling and runs workshops, coordinates distributed teams in Munich, New York and San Francisco with weekly Pecha Kucha show‑and‑tells and Hangouts/Meet syncs, and keeps culture via regular off‑sites. Gives a concrete case: a Google Maps navigator feature pushed from concept to live in a single day with bilingual coordination. Emphasizes prototyping, resourcefulness, Google Maps, one-day end-to-end rollout.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 3:32What is UX engineering
- 6:30Growth beyond coding
- 10:12Building team culture
- 13:53Proud impact at Google
- 18:08Personal backgrounds
- 22:14Creative coding journey
- 25:33Hiring at Google
- 30:56Interviewing process
- 31:40Closing remarks
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