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I'm not really looking for work, but something sufficiently cool could convince me to leave academia. My experience is mostly numerical/parallel computation and
by lutorm 15y ago
I'm not really looking for work, but something sufficiently cool could convince me to leave academia. My experience is mostly numerical/parallel computation and Monte Carlo, lots of C++ and decent Python experience, with some electronics stuff for fun in my spare time. I'd be particularly interested in projects involving both hardware and software, since my original degree was in applied physics and think astrophysics is a bit too abstract. I'd really like to work on building something (physical). For location, CA would be nice...
- larsberg 15y agoFYI, if you are looking for mind-blowing amounts of money and don't mind either Chicago or NY, your background is loved by folks in the financial industry.
- lutorm 15y agoYeah... but I do mind NY. And I really mind the financial industry... ;-)
- shareme 15y agoan obvious question..have you applied to Google yet?
- lutorm 15y agoYeah, a couple of years ago, but the H1B didn't work out and I moved on. I should probably call them up again.