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We have been fortunate enough to be able to hire people for our group of about 60 that fall into two categories: 1) Researchers/mathematicians 2) DevOps/softw
by navbaker 6y ago
We have been fortunate enough to be able to hire people for our group of about 60 that fall into two categories:
1) Researchers/mathematicians
2) DevOps/software engineers that are fluent enough in ML/AI processes and methodologies that they can listen to what group 1 says they need and implement a system that will efficiently solve their problem.
- ynouri 6y agoAre 1) and 2) separate teams? How many people in each?
- navbaker 6y agoThey are separate, but we all sit in two person offices along one long hallway. This allows us to quickly talk through issues or bounce ideas off someone, then go back and spend long stretches implementing. It’s about 2/3rds researchers, 1/3rd devs.