Would it be possible for a company like DeepMind or Brain to hire a RS without a PhD?
Suppose I had 3-5 years of experience of being a staff researcher at an Ivy league institution, and 3-5 years of experience as a research scientist at a late stage expiremental tech startup. In addition, a couple of publications at top ML conferences and several at lower ranked ones/non ML venues. But only a BS, no PhD or MS.
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what most tech startups call RS is actually something between RE and DS so I doubt it will count unless it's at OpenAI level in which case you've already made it, congrats.
first-author publications is what counts for an RS. if you can independently get several first-author papers into top ML conferences then by all means go for the RS title.
Gotcha about pubs, so only solo-authored or first-authored? I have coauthored ones but I'm not first author on any yet. I can work on that, though.
Are you a RS now?