Technology - Top 17 Best Tech Jobs

She has also successfully shepherded the
company away from traditional systems and
towards data analytics and cloud services,
halting a decline that had lasted 21 quarters.
Jeff Bezos
After studying electrical engineering at
Princeton, Bezos began selling books from his
garage and built Amazon from the ground up
into the largest online retailer in the world.
Bezos recently stepped down from Amazon,
preferring to concentrating on his other
interests and recently joined the billionaire
space race after his successful flight on New
Shephard.
Sundar Pichai
As a computer engineer, Pichai has always
been known for his innovative ideas. He
successfully developed Google toolbars for
Firefox and Explorer before developing the
Chrome browser, which is not the most used
in the world.
Pichai held a number of product positions at
Google before being named as CEO in the
company’s 2015 restructuring.
Satya Nadella
After studying at Manipal Institute of Technology,
Nadella joined Microsoft in 1992. He was one
of the leading voices in suggesting that cloud
computing was the way forward. He moved
up through the company through various R&D
roles until he was named Microsoft’s CEO in
2015.
Conclusion
It’s always fascinating to find out what famous
people, entrepreneurs and politicians studied
at school. Often it will surprise you. However, it
does seem that an aptitude for engineering is
often a stepping stone to success in business
too. The world moves on technological and
scientific advancement and those people who
combine the knowledge and drive it will find
themselves creating some very exiting things
indeed.
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