My friend just got a new grad SWE offer from Bloomberg. He is interested in ML , AI and Big data technologies. He has the choice between New York and Princeton offices. Any inputs for what he should consider ?
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Teams are more focused on automating the data being brought into the terminal and building systems to help global data. There is a bunch of ML work being done, though the cutting edge stuff is probably in NYC - I saw applications for detecting forms in PDFs, things like that. There are a handful of internal tools teams as well.
WLB is a pain point though, for whatever reason people show up early as hell and there are bunches of cars in the parking lot at 7. I interned on a team where my mentor did 60 hour weeks and it wasn’t that different on the teams my friends were on. Maybe my observations are wrong but that’s just what I noticed.
I’d personally prefer Princeton and live at a midpoint between a train station and the office to get to NYC whenever I’d like.
There are a few teams focused on the buzzwords you mention but there is a larger population based in NYC. Think a couple hundred vs couple thousand.