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The document discusses possible career paths for a software engineer with 7+ years of experience who is now working as an AI/ML engineer at a startup. It suggests growing into an architect position, relocating to companies like Google or Facebook but still working as a software engineer, or creating one's own startup focused on AI/ML. It then provides advice on how to transition into an AI/ML career, including taking online courses from Coursera and fast.ai, attending data science schools and conferences, and getting practical experience through work projects, hackathons, and Kaggle competitions. The overall message is about continuously learning, practicing, and applying skills to further one's career in AI/ML.

About me
Software Engineer
with 7+ years experience
Now ML/AI Engineer @ startup

Possible further paths
● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^)

Possible further paths
● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^)
● Relocate:
○ Even if it’s Google/Fb you will still be JS software engineer

Possible further paths
● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^)
● Relocate:
○ Even if it’s Google/Fb you will still be JS software engineer
● Create own startup
○ How many new startups are without AI/ML?

How to start - learning
Start:
● Coursera Andrew NG courses (ML and deeplearning.ai)
● Fast.ai course (free)
● UCU DataScience summer and winter schools
Continue:
● UCU Master’s program / selective courses
● European summer camps / schools / conferences

How to start - practice
● Try to implement some ideas at your work:
○ Looks good at resume and first practice
○ You can continue on the same place in new field ;)
● Hackathons:
○ That’s how you can be hired
○ Or even start new company
● Kaggle

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Philip Shurpik - OK Google. What's next?

1. OK Google, what’s next? Philip Shurpik

2. About me Software Engineer with 7+ years experience Now ML/AI Engineer @ startup

4. Possible further paths ● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^)

5. Possible further paths ● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^) ● Relocate: ○ Even if it’s Google/Fb you will still be JS software engineer

6. Possible further paths ● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^) ● Relocate: ○ Even if it’s Google/Fb you will still be JS software engineer ● Create own startup ○ How many new startups are without AI/ML?

7. Possible further paths ● Grow to architect position (JS architect ^_^) ● Relocate: ○ Even if it’s Google/Fb you will still be JS software engineer ● Create own startup ○ How many new startups are without AI/ML? ● Smth else ;)

8. Let’s go AI :)

9. My path… How it looked like :)

10. How to start - learning Start: ● Coursera Andrew NG courses (ML and deeplearning.ai) ● Fast.ai course (free) ● UCU DataScience summer and winter schools Continue: ● UCU Master’s program / selective courses ● European summer camps / schools / conferences

11. How to start - practice ● Try to implement some ideas at your work: ○ Looks good at resume and first practice ○ You can continue on the same place in new field ;) ● Hackathons: ○ That’s how you can be hired ○ Or even start new company ● Kaggle

12. Learn. Practice. Learn. Work...

13. Let’s discuss :)

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