I don't follow job postings for ML, but I will say this - there is inherent value in being familiar with certain frameworks when hiring for non-entry-level posi

I don't follow job postings for ML, but I will say this - there is inherent value in being familiar with certain frameworks when hiring for non-entry-level positions. This is particularly true for ML, where it can be very useful to know the optimizations that the libraries do/don't make behind the scenes, etc. Should most ML job postings require n years of experience in some framework? Maybe not - but I can see why a company might see value in it.