rMark Biorst

FAIR

What's the best way to get a foot in at FAIR? I'm finishing up a joint BA in math/MS in CS and I've heard apps submitted through company websites are tossed out usually.

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Amazon Curiousers Sep 3, 2017

What is FAIR

rMark Bio rst OP Sep 3, 2017

Facebook AI Research

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ᕕ( ᐕ )ᕗ Sep 3, 2017

Probably should tag Facebook then. I thought it was some FANG-like acronym.

Amazon hgtjb Sep 3, 2017

Study French

Facebook wrxXv73V8k Sep 3, 2017

Get a PhD focused on related machine learning / AI areas from a top tier institution, ideally with someone who was one of Yann's collaborators who can recommend you later.

rMark Bio rst OP Sep 3, 2017

I heard there were some positions available for undergrads/masters students. Is it just PhDs?

Facebook wrxXv73V8k Sep 3, 2017

I'm not sure, I know the majority of the people in the group are either PhDs or experienced low-level systems engineers.

Uber dara k. Sep 3, 2017

Go to academic conferences. We recruited from there when I was there and even now at Uber. Have a good publications record

Facebook faceman10 Sep 3, 2017

There are SE's working in FAIR teams as well. You can get a job as SE at Facebook/FAIR and during Bootcamp work with FAIR teams. In this case you would usually work 1:1 with a Research Scientist on prototyping new ideas and taking them to production. If your interest, however, is in research, then a PhD/ papers in top conferences like NIPS, CVPR, ICLR would be a good way forward.

Nvidia xajo01 Sep 3, 2017

Get a PhD with as many top computer vision and machine learning conference papers as possible, ideally oral track. These are very competitive positions; you need to make yourself known to the world first.

OYHA41 Sep 4, 2017

Do an Yves Saint Laurent ad

Facebook xeXk82 Sep 6, 2017

Consider applying to brain residency at google