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As a current student, these are the types of projects that made me want to study this field. Does anyone know if it's even possible to get a job at one of thes
by sbuccini 14y ago
As a current student, these are the types of projects that made me want to study this field. Does anyone know if it's even possible to get a job at one of these R&D centers with just an undergrad degree? What sort of things can I do to make myself a more viable candidate for one of these research labs?
- munchbunny 14y agoNo, not really. I've heard of a few exceptions in the past, and in all cases these were people with highly successful careers spanning at least a decade. That said, if you ever become a PhD candidate in CS, you should apply to MSR for a summer. It's an amazing place to expand your network as a researcher.
- kvb 14y agoProbably not as a researcher, but as a software engineer I suspect only an undergrad degree is needed for some positions.