I'm currently working as an IC. Got a good offer as applied ML engineer. I'm working on distributed systems right now.
In my future job I'll be working as applied ML engineer productizing ML research work produced by research team.
How do people on blind see the future of this kind of work. Do you guys this it just as a hype?
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Usually the difference between testers and SWE is that SWE typically had to do a Bachelor’s in CS (although this is a very rough generalization). And for ML research needs PhD and publications. So maybe the difference is in academia education background?
Sorry too many terms keep popping up these days and there is no industry standard as which role maps to what responsibilities.