I did apply to those roles, but I would always get rejected. Do you have any advice on getting in through the side to such technically demanding companies? Should I just shoot my shot at these startups even though I have less experience? I graduate this december and I would start in August of next year. I was thinking of just cold emailing to see if I could just intern or help out in any way.
I'm still currently applying as this is my last semester to new grad roles to see if I can get anything better. I think what I decided on (not sure if I'll feel the same way in 3 yrs) is to take the job offer and if I can't pivot or get a job I enjoy, I'll apply for a masters. Tbh I feel I don't know what I like or don't like due to my limited interactions with industry and as you said the grass is not always greener on the other side.
That's what I was thinking. I'm coming out of college and have a lot to learn swe wise so it would be very good for me to actually grind it out now. Part in the back of my head is saying I'm just trying to chase the new shiny thing rather than just focusing on my fundamentals.
I'm just having some fomo I think. It's a shame that this year is when a lot of the math started clicking for me in ML.
Hi, my name is Aneek. I'm a student studying electrical engineering and computer science. I'm looking for any internship opportunities. Feel free to email me!
I did apply to those roles, but I would always get rejected. Do you have any advice on getting in through the side to such technically demanding companies? Should I just shoot my shot at these startups even though I have less experience? I graduate this december and I would start in August of next year. I was thinking of just cold emailing to see if I could just intern or help out in any way.