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This is maybe not the answer you want to hear. Outside of academia, there are not a lot of places that will hire you to do pure math. Most companies need the
by swGooF 14y ago
This is maybe not the answer you want to hear. Outside of academia, there are not a lot of places that will hire you to do pure math. Most companies need the math to be applied to some product/strategy for revenue purposes. If your math has no application, then why would a company pay you for it. That being said, fields such as data science and machine learning (both applied) are pretty hot right now.
- zhj 14y agoThanks. A little further remark, I'm not actually opposed to applying math (or e.g. some kind of logical modeling), just to the "traditional" applied math subjects, i.e. numerical computing or statistics.