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Robert started his career in New Jersey working in pharmaceutical industry. He expected to go to work at IBM, after some internships there, but at the time of his graduation IBM was not in the greatest shape.
Eventually, Robert moved to LA and on friend's advice applied to Google and was hired. Initially he worked at Google in California, but later moved back to Google New York.
He recently retired from Google, but still develops software for fun. Check out his Github page:
https://github.com/kberg?tab=repositories
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