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Yes, definitely. I am a generalist SWE, learned ML through Jeremy Howard's course and transitioned to the ML team at my company. 98% of ML in the real world is
by jvans 3y ago
Yes, definitely. I am a generalist SWE, learned ML through Jeremy Howard's course and transitioned to the ML team at my company. 98% of ML in the real world is building a robust software system to support the models. The last 2% is actually modeling and simple models go a long way.
- ToDougie 3y agoWhat kind of compensation are we talking, here?
- claytonjy 3y agoAt or above any other SWE role at the same company. Often above the ML researchers at the same company since most researchers are earlier in their career than the ML ops/platform folks, though that's much less true at FAANG-tier companies.