Venue Info
LSE Old Building, Room 1.21, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE
LSE Old Building, Room 1.21, London
Free
Sam Dutton wrote his first line of code in 1974. Most recently, he spent 15 years at Google (2011 to 2026) as a Developer Advocate on the Chrome team, helping people who build websites and apps get the most out of the web. He has spoken at some of Google's biggest events, including Google I/O, and written guides, tutorials and free learning resources used by developers around the world.
In this talk, Sam charts the seismic shifts driven by the rise of computing power and artificial intelligence, drawing on firsthand experience of how tech organisations have adapted to major disruption. He'll then turn to the practical side, offering an insider's guide to breaking into today's competitive job market.
LSE Old Building, Room 1.21, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE