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A 14-year-old freshman engineer at Elon Musk's company SpaceX A 14-year-old software engineer has joined Elon Musk's company SpaceX. Karen Quazi from San Francisco, USA, got the opportunity to join SpaceX after passing the company's 'Technically Challenging' and 'Fun' interviews. Along with this, Kwazi became the youngest person to join SpaceX. According to the Los Angeles Times, Kwazi was enrolled at Santa Clara University to study computer science and engineering at the age of 11. He is getting his degree in this subject this June. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Quazi said that his skills would help the SpaceX project to send humans to Mars. "I'm joining the Starlink engineering team as a software engineer," Quazi wrote on LinkedIn. In addition, Kwaji says that the company looks at his skills rather than his age to join the company. Kwazi is moving with his mother from Flesland, California to Redmond, Washington to work on SpaceX

What did Elon Musk say when the worldwide Signal went off? Since January 7, the number of new users in the Signal app has increased dramatically. But last Friday, due to technical problems, the service of the signal was disrupted. Signal, meanwhile, wrote on its official Twitter handle, ‘This week we are adding new servers and additional capacity every day without a break. But today it has overtaken even the most promising launch. ' Signal also said that its technical team is working hard on this. Meanwhile, a tweet from Alan Musk, the founder of SpaceX and Tesla, sent shockwaves through the world. Recently Alan Musk wrote another tweet in favor of the signal. He said that the server-side code of signal vibration is doing a lot of work. The process of phone number verification was slowed down after an unprecedented increase in the number of signal switches after January. The non-profit Signal Foundation said on Twitter that verification codes from many providers were being delayed