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Machine Learning Interview Book Written by Former Nvidia and Netflix Computer Scientist
Online, Worldwide
Computer ScienceMachine Learning
About this opportunity
Chip Huyen is a Stanford Graduate and former lecturer with ML experience working at top companies like Nvidia and Netlfix. She also wrote the book "Designing Machine Learning Systems", which is an Amazon #1 bestseller.
Whether you want to become an ML engineer, a platform engineer, a research scientist, or you want to do ML but don’t yet know the differences among those titles, I hope that this book will serve as your guide.
Highlights:
- A detailed guide based on real interview experiences from top tech companies and startups.
- Insights from both the candidate's and interviewer's perspectives.
- Contributions from industry professionals involved in hiring at companies like Google, NVIDIA, Snap, Netflix, Primer AI, and Snorkel AI.
Key Features:
- Part 1: Overview of ML interview process, roles, required skills, and preparation tips.
- Part 2: Knowledge questions with difficulty levels, addressing key ML concepts.
- Additional Resources: Links to a web-friendly version of the book, source code on GitHub, and a Discord server for discussion.
- Real-world Insights: Practical advice from an author with extensive experience as both a candidate and interviewer in the ML field.
Benefits:
- Learn about the ML interview process, types of ML roles, required skills, common questions, and preparation strategies.
- Access to over 200 knowledge questions covering essential ML concepts and common misconceptions.
- Open-ended questions to test practical problem-solving skills and experience in implementing ML models.
- Resources to identify and strengthen weak areas in ML knowledge
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