Google Code Jam

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Google Code Jam
Status Active
Frequency Annually
Country Worldwide
Years active 11
Attendance 10,000+
Website
https://code.google.com/codejam/

Google Code Jam is an international programming competition hosted and administered by Google. The competition began in 2003 as a means to identify top engineering talent for potential employment at Google.[1] The competition consists of a set of algorithmic problems which must be solved in a fixed amount of time. Competitors may use any programming language and development environment to obtain their solutions.

In 2008, over 11,000 people from more than 128 countries competed for prize money totaling over $80,000, including a top prize of $10,000.[2]

In 2009, total 8605 people competed. The winner was Lou TianCheng (also known as ACRush) from China followed by Qi ZiChao (China) and Iwata Yoichi (Japan).

In 2010, over 10,000 people competed. The winner was Egor Kulikov from Russia followed by Erik-Jan Krijgsman (Netherlands) and Sergey Kopeliovich (Russia).

In 2011, over 20,000 people competed. The winner was Makoto Soejima from Japan followed by Ivan Metelsky (Belarus) and Jakub Pachocki (Poland).

In 2012, over 35,000 people competed. The winner was Jakub Pachocki from Poland followed by Neal Wu (United States) and Michal Forisek (Slovakia).

In 2013, the winner was Ivan Miatselski from Belarus followed by Vasyl Biletsky (Ukraine) and Vladislav Isenbaev (Russia)

In 2014, the winner was Gennady Korotkevich from Belarus followed by Evgeny Kapun (Russia) and Yuzhou Gu (China)

Past winners[edit]

Tournament Finals location 1st place 2nd place 3rd place
2014 Los Angeles, United States Belarus Gennady Korotkevich Russia Evgeny Kapun China Yuzhou Gu
2013 London, United Kingdom Belarus Ivan Metelsky Ukraine Vasil Bileckiy Russia Vladislav Isenbaev
2012 New York City, United States Poland Jakub Pachocki United States Neal Wu Slovakia Michal Forišek
2011 Tokyo, Japan Japan Makoto Soejima Belarus Ivan Metelsky Poland Jakub Pachocki
2010 Dublin, Ireland Russia Egor Kulikov Netherlands Erik-Jan Krijgsman Russia Sergey Kopeliovich
2009 Mountain View, California, United States China Tiancheng Lou China Zichao Qi Japan Yoichi Iwata
2008 Mountain View, California, United States China Tiancheng Lou China Zeyuan Zhu South Africa Bruce Merry
2006 New York City, United States Russia Petr Mitrichev China Ying Wang Russia Andrey Stankevich
2005 Mountain View, California, United States Poland Marek Cygan Netherlands Erik-Jan Krijgsman Russia Petr Mitrichev
2004 Mountain View, California, United States Argentina Sergio Sancho United States Po Ruh Loh United States Reid Barton
2003 Mountain View, California, United States Sweden Jimmy Mårdell Canada Christopher Hendrie Russia Eugene Vasilchenko

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