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I was wondering the same myself. Albeit in the us or nyc. :) I’ve had middling success creating opportunities but that’s very far from being in an environment
by carterschonwald 3y ago
I was wondering the same myself. Albeit in the us or nyc. :)
I’ve had middling success creating opportunities but that’s very far from being in an environment where there so much interesting going on around you
- thatcat 3y agoFreelance product design is a good field for this type work, but you don't really see it concentrated into a unified r/d location like bell had often. Also @dsgnr you're posts are currently hell banned
- user_7832 3y agoThanks, product design is something I've also considered. I'd guess Apple/MS style companies are probably still the best bet, even though you're more restricted than what it probably was at Bell.
- ghaff 3y agoI'm sure a lot of people will reflexively run in the opposite direction but IBM still has a large research organization.
- carterschonwald 3y agoAlso their lab isn’t anywhere I’d want to live. Interestingly enough, a lot of senior ibm labs folks have joined jpmorgan or similar organizations over time
- compsciphd 3y agobetween westchester and nyc one has a lot of varying environments to live in if working at IBM Research. I used to commute up to it from Manhattan without any problem (nice reverse commute in general). Hawthorne (now closed) was a bit easier than Yorktown, but both were fairly easy (if memory serves me correct, yorktown was only an additional 15 minutes or so).