Craig Nevill-Manning is a computer scientist who joined Google in 2000. After working in Mountain View, California for three years, he relocated to New York City and founded Google's first remote engineering center. In 2010, Google opened a New York headquarters in Chelsea that now employs more than 1,500 engineers. Among other achievements, Nevill-Manning invented Froogle, now known as Google Shopping. He is a native of New Zealand and became a naturalized citizen in 2013. Updated July 2015
Craig Nevill-Manning
Born in: New Zealand
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