I have an L5 offer from google Mountain view for SWE ML
180k base, 710k RSU, 50k sign on bonus
TC: 385k and sign on
E5 Fb - in Seattle for SWE ML
185/680/50k sign on
TC: 383k
Thoughts on negotiation? Considering MV cost of living is much higher, will Google go up in their offer? Or do they only match the total TC?
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For system design, I can't really help. Mine was mostly ML System design and it's not particularly hard if you've been working in ML for a while. But one vital tip - once you go back and forth and understand requirements, you should completely drive the system design and walk them through it. Lead them to areas you're confident about and talk about tradeoffs of course. Think out of the box, every aspect of the system is movable (hardware, software etc). Good luck!
At 5yoe and no PhD, this seems too good to be true as is, but it's worth negotiating before rather than regretting later I guess
Id love to enter the ML infra space as a backend/infra engineer with similar yoe.
Found this https://mlengineer.io/how-i-got-senior-ml-engineer-position-at-google-2021-west-coast-f176f4ccd2d9 but this person has a PhD
Thanks for the link, this helps :)