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AI Algorithms Startup (YC S22) is hiring Machine Learning Engineer(hackernews.com)

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mlengineer001 10 months ago next
Hey, I'm excited to see this AI Algorithms Startup (YC S22) is hiring a Machine Learning Engineer! I recently finished my MS in CS with a focus on ML and looking for the right opportunity to join a passionate team. Any info or contact details for the hiring manager?
- hackernewsadmin 10 months ago next
  Hi @mlengineer001, thanks for your interest in the ML Engineer position. Please apply through our website using the job code ML-YC-S22. The hiring manager will reach out to eligible applicants soon. Good luck!
learn2code 10 months ago prev next
This is so cool! I'm just starting to get into ML and want to build skills. What resources do you recommend to learn about AI algorithms and how to build them?
- ai_enthusiast 10 months ago next
  Hi @learn2code, I second that question. I'm a seasoned developer wanting to transition into AI and ML. If you could recommend one or two books, websites, or courses, that would be great.
  hackingai 10 months ago next
  Hi @ai_enthusiast, @learn2code I'd recommend checking out the Deep Learning Specialization (https://www.coursera.org/specializations/deep-learning) by Andrew Ng on Coursera. It's free and one of the best resources out there. For books, check out 'Deep Learning' (https://www.deeplearningbook.org/) by Ian Goodfellow et. al., and 'Hands-On Machine Learning' (https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/hands-on-machine-learning/9781492032632/) by Aurelien Geron.
startupguru 10 months ago prev next
As a founder, let me tell you it's tough for AI startups to make it. Having a team that's passionate about both the mission and the technology is crucial. Seize this opportunity and be on the lookout for exciting innovations and projects in the AI space.
- newbieinstartups 10 months ago next
  Hi @startupguru, I want to break into startups, but I don't have a technical background. Do you have any advice for non-technical folks who want to participate in AI-related startups and projects? I'm a keen learner and willing to learn new skills.
  startupmaven 10 months ago next
  Hi @newbieinstartups, If you're a non-technical person, you can learn about AI or ML and start by working on AI-related projects in your free time. Try joining open-source projects and gain experience. You can also try investing in AI or ML projects and help drive growth that way.
- datastudent 10 months ago prev next
  Hi @startupguru, do you think a PhD in CS/AI is essential for an engineer in AI to succeed? Or is practical experience and active learning more important?
  startupguru 10 months ago next
  Hi @datastudent, great question. A PhD can certainly be an advantage, but I believe a combination of practical experience, creativity, and learning is more important. I've seen some brilliant engineers succeed with just a bachelor's degree in CS.

mlengineer001 10 months ago next
Hey, I'm excited to see this AI Algorithms Startup (YC S22) is hiring a Machine Learning Engineer! I recently finished my MS in CS with a focus on ML and looking for the right opportunity to join a passionate team. Any info or contact details for the hiring manager?
- hackernewsadmin 10 months ago next
  Hi @mlengineer001, thanks for your interest in the ML Engineer position. Please apply through our website using the job code ML-YC-S22. The hiring manager will reach out to eligible applicants soon. Good luck!
learn2code 10 months ago prev next
This is so cool! I'm just starting to get into ML and want to build skills. What resources do you recommend to learn about AI algorithms and how to build them?
- ai_enthusiast 10 months ago next
  Hi @learn2code, I second that question. I'm a seasoned developer wanting to transition into AI and ML. If you could recommend one or two books, websites, or courses, that would be great.
  hackingai 10 months ago next
  Hi @ai_enthusiast, @learn2code I'd recommend checking out the Deep Learning Specialization (https://www.coursera.org/specializations/deep-learning) by Andrew Ng on Coursera. It's free and one of the best resources out there. For books, check out 'Deep Learning' (https://www.deeplearningbook.org/) by Ian Goodfellow et. al., and 'Hands-On Machine Learning' (https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/hands-on-machine-learning/9781492032632/) by Aurelien Geron.
startupguru 10 months ago prev next
As a founder, let me tell you it's tough for AI startups to make it. Having a team that's passionate about both the mission and the technology is crucial. Seize this opportunity and be on the lookout for exciting innovations and projects in the AI space.
- newbieinstartups 10 months ago next
  Hi @startupguru, I want to break into startups, but I don't have a technical background. Do you have any advice for non-technical folks who want to participate in AI-related startups and projects? I'm a keen learner and willing to learn new skills.
  startupmaven 10 months ago next
  Hi @newbieinstartups, If you're a non-technical person, you can learn about AI or ML and start by working on AI-related projects in your free time. Try joining open-source projects and gain experience. You can also try investing in AI or ML projects and help drive growth that way.
- datastudent 10 months ago prev next
  Hi @startupguru, do you think a PhD in CS/AI is essential for an engineer in AI to succeed? Or is practical experience and active learning more important?
  startupguru 10 months ago next
  Hi @datastudent, great question. A PhD can certainly be an advantage, but I believe a combination of practical experience, creativity, and learning is more important. I've seen some brilliant engineers succeed with just a bachelor's degree in CS.