I received my PhD in environmental engineering at 2019. I didn't realise the difficulty of finding a non-academia job until too late. Therefore, I started to think about explore career path as a data scientist and came across your blog. Your experience and persistence deeply inspired me. Good luck to your new venture in TH-cam and look forward to seeing more of your videos in the future. BTW, I'm the 16th subscriber. Kisses from Singapore :)
Fan here!! Thanks for that post, I basically started a new life lol. It's not about what we had chosen before, it's about what might potentially interest a being for a really long time.
Hi! I'm really excited that you started a youtube channel! I've been following your blog online a while ago and it's really helpful. If you could talk about PhD path to data science, with emphesis as an international student, that would be great! I'm currently a phd student in neuroscience, and am starting thinking about my career after phd.
I am very excited to see that you have opened your own channel. As a data science enthusiast, I have been following your blog for a while! Your blog post gave me a lot of inspiration. Thank you！
I feel really lucky to see your video and blog at this point of my life. I am also a neuroscience PhD and almost experiencing the same thing as you. Such a competing environment makes me feel little hope for even becoming a PI in the future. I have another 1 year to graduate and I am also preparing for a data scientist! Your story is very inspiring! Thanks for sharing!
hi Ju, I read your article online and now came to your channel. Thank you for all your sharing with your experiences which are very useful. I have similar experience like you. Bachelor major in chemistry but I run away from chemistry and academic after grad. Now I am an Engineer and doing data analysis related jobs. Also would like to explore opportunity in data science in near future. Hope you can keep sharing your learning and feeling for this area and we can communicate under your videos :)
I will get my Phd in non-cs field and non-statistics, non-math field, I wanna become a mle, but it seems that it's extremely difficult to get a job without any publication related to ml and any research experience in ml, in this case, do you have any suggestions for me? thanks
If you are looking for MLE, I'd recommend you start with being a software engineer (SWE) if you don't have strong math background. A lot of the MLE's work is coding and engineering. There are more SWE positions than MLE. You certainly don't need publications and research experience to become a MLE or SWE. But you will need publications for research scientist positions in tech. I'll talk more about this in later videos.
I received my PhD in environmental engineering at 2019. I didn't realise the difficulty of finding a non-academia job until too late. Therefore, I started to think about explore career path as a data scientist and came across your blog. Your experience and persistence deeply inspired me. Good luck to your new venture in TH-cam and look forward to seeing more of your videos in the future. BTW, I'm the 16th subscriber. Kisses from Singapore :)
Thank you!
I'm from Singapore too, surprise;)
Fan here!! Thanks for that post, I basically started a new life lol. It's not about what we had chosen before, it's about what might potentially interest a being for a really long time.
Hi! I'm really excited that you started a youtube channel! I've been following your blog online a while ago and it's really helpful. If you could talk about PhD path to data science, with emphesis as an international student, that would be great! I'm currently a phd student in neuroscience, and am starting thinking about my career after phd.
Thanks! Yes I will talk about data science later, probably in late December or January. Stay tuned!
I am very excited to see that you have opened your own channel. As a data science enthusiast, I have been following your blog for a while! Your blog post gave me a lot of inspiration. Thank you！
I feel really lucky to see your video and blog at this point of my life. I am also a neuroscience PhD and almost experiencing the same thing as you. Such a competing environment makes me feel little hope for even becoming a PI in the future. I have another 1 year to graduate and I am also preparing for a data scientist! Your story is very inspiring! Thanks for sharing!
hi Ju, I read your article online and now came to your channel. Thank you for all your sharing with your experiences which are very useful. I have similar experience like you. Bachelor major in chemistry but I run away from chemistry and academic after grad. Now I am an Engineer and doing data analysis related jobs. Also would like to explore opportunity in data science in near future. Hope you can keep sharing your learning and feeling for this area and we can communicate under your videos :)
Thank you for updating this. I like your blog post！It is helpful for a lot phds
Thank you for sharing! It is really helpful after reading your blog
Love the cat in the background!
Love it!
Ju说得特别好。👻
邪门的是我订阅本频道至少四次，终于是在TH-cam的App里订阅成功了，啊哈哈！
I will get my Phd in non-cs field and non-statistics, non-math field, I wanna become a mle, but it seems that it's extremely difficult to get a job without any publication related to ml and any research experience in ml, in this case, do you have any suggestions for me? thanks
If you are looking for MLE, I'd recommend you start with being a software engineer (SWE) if you don't have strong math background. A lot of the MLE's work is coding and engineering. There are more SWE positions than MLE. You certainly don't need publications and research experience to become a MLE or SWE. But you will need publications for research scientist positions in tech. I'll talk more about this in later videos.
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