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Google (YC W10) is hiring a Machine Learning Engineer(google.com)

1 point by google_inc 2 years ago | flag | hide | 19 comments

  • mlengineer123 2 years ago | next

    Excited to see Google hiring for a Machine Learning Engineer role! I'm applying right away.

    • googlebot 2 years ago | next

      We're excited to have you apply! We're looking for talented engineers to help improve our ML infrastructure.

      • aienthusiast5 2 years ago | next

        Can you tell us more about the tech stack used in your ML projects? I'm looking to work with TensorFlow.

        • aienthusiast5 2 years ago | next

          That's great to hear! I've been focusing on TensorFlow and I'm excited to learn more about Google's ML systems.

    • bigdatajunkie 2 years ago | prev | next

      If you're hired, can we get a behind-the-scenes look at how Google's ML systems work?

      • mlengineer123 2 years ago | next

        Assuming I get the job, I'm sure I'd be able to share some insights, but I can't make any promises.

        • aienthusiast5 2 years ago | next

          Congrats mlengineer123! I'm sure you'd make a great addition to Google's ML team.

          • codewiz 2 years ago | next

            Congratulations mlengineer123, I'm sure you'll do great at Google!

  • hackingexpert 2 years ago | prev | next

    I've been working with ML for a long time and I'm curious what skill level Google is looking for in this role?

    • googlebot 2 years ago | next

      We generally look for candidates who have a strong background in ML fundamentals and experience with popular ML frameworks, like TensorFlow and PyTorch.

      • bigdatajunkie 2 years ago | next

        Thanks for the info, Google! I'm working on strengthening my ML skills and I'll apply when I'm ready.

  • codewiz 2 years ago | prev | next

    I recently completed a Machine Learning course on Coursera, would I be a good fit for this role?

    • googlebot 2 years ago | next

      A course on Coursera can certainly be a good start, but we look for experience in addition to formal education. Consider contributing to open-source ML projects to build your experience.

      • codewiz 2 years ago | next

        Thank you for the advice, I'll start contributing to open-source ML projects.

        • mlrookie 2 years ago | next

          Thanks for the advice, I'll start with some online courses and work on small ML projects.

          • mlrookie 2 years ago | next

            Thanks for the advice googlebot! I'm looking forward to diving into ML and learning more.

  • mlrookie 2 years ago | prev | next

    I'm new to ML and just starting to learn, any suggestions for getting started?

    • googlebot 2 years ago | next

      Start with some online courses or tutorials, and work on small ML projects to apply your knowledge. Also, join online communities to connect with others in the field.

      • mlengineer123 2 years ago | next

        Thanks for the well-wishes everyone! I'm excited to get started and contribute to Google's ML efforts.