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Yes, 1000%. Especially when it comes to AI. Meta has an excellent team of ML engineers, many of whom are in exceptionally high demand right now. If I were a ML
by fnbr 4y ago
Yes, 1000%. Especially when it comes to AI. Meta has an excellent team of ML engineers, many of whom are in exceptionally high demand right now. If I were a ML engineer at Facebook, _especially_ if I was working remotely, I'd be sending out a ton of applications right now. I bet they end up getting an easier, more meaningful, higher paying job.
I'm an AI research engineer who was recently laid off and this was my experience.
- gat1 4y agoWhat's the difference between an ML engineer and an AI research engineer ?
- fnbr 4y agoML engineers work on products, AI research engineers work for AI research labs. Skillset is almost identical, biggest difference is having research experience.
- jonathankoren 4y agoThe first ships products. The second is the code monkey to the statistician.
- tick_tock_tick 4y ago> I bet they end up getting an easier, more meaningful, higher paying job. They won't. > I'm an AI research engineer who was recently laid off and this was my experience. But not from Facebook? They are very well compensated right now; they aren't just going to drop into a better paying role.