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The 21 year old 'wunderkind'
Michael Sayman was hired by Facebook for an internship when he was 17 years old, and had a full-time engineering job at 18.
This 'wunderkind', who turned 21 last week is now ditching Facebook for Alphabet Inc.’s Google.
Google's youngest
Sayman will be Google's youngest product manager, working for a voice-based service built on the search engine’s giant database, known as 'Assistant'.
Team 'Assistant'
Assistant is a top priority for Google CEO Sundar Pichai as the company is working to embed the tool across a range of its own products and on other companies' devices, facing stiff competition from Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri.
Stint at Facebook
At Facebook, he was a product manager who helped the social-media giant understand how his generation uses their phones, advising on experimental products for teens and helping executives understand trends.
Still in braces
Ahead of his internship, the company flew him out to meet CEO Mark Zuckerberg. Sayman was still wearing braces when he became one of Facebook’s youngest employees.
A self-taught genius
Facebook brought Sayman to the limelight, who taught himself to make mobile apps at the age of 13 by looking up tutorial videos on Youtube.
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Michael Sayman was hired by Facebook for an internship when he was 17 years old, and had a full-time engineering job at 18.
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