Worked at a machine learning team in the iTunes division. People are generally really nice, and there's a ton of things to learn.
Some people care about pedigrees even after you get in. Some people believe that "machine learning" is only for PhDs.
Thanks.
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks. They gave me a ~300-line C++ program with multiple classes that had robots playing rock-paper-scissors, including a tournament among multiple robots with printed results. The main task was adding or modify
I interviewed for an internship. Two phone interviews were conducted. Both interviews were technical and focused primarily on previous experience, with questions akin to, "Describe a recent programming challenge you completed, and how you overcame i
My manager asked me about the projects on my resume. He wanted the intern to have programming skills and an understanding of information security. He did not ask many questions about syntax. I thought he would like the candidate to show learning a