Folks from the AI ML Org at Apple. Could you please provide some insights into it, I will be joining the org in May as a data engineer.
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There is no consistency between teams. Some of them have much better eng practices than others (if any at all). Quality of engs varies a lot (even at the same level). Quality of hires within the last 2 years is not bad but the average is significantly lower for earlier hires and obviously you’ll need to learn to identify them and set expectations accordingly.
If you manage not to care/worry about these issues and just do what you can in your 40hrs/week then you’ll enjoy it.
Therefore, shortest path to ICT5 would be joining Meta/Google as E3/L3, get promoted to E4/E4, joined Apple as ICT4 and then get promoted to ICT5. In that process, you would learn stuff not taught at Apple and then get disappointed after joining Apple for its absence. =)
Also, Apple in your resume doesn’t look as good as Meta/Apple at the beginning of your career. So even from this perspective Meta/Google is a better choice.