The EXACT Path to a Job as a Machine Learning Engineer

In this video, here's what I would do If I wanted to become a machine learning engineer.

There are two core paths on LogikBot. One for the data analyst role and one for the machine learning engineering role.

I've added the data analyst role recently because machine learning has become so difficult to break into. If you're new to IT, I'd highly recommend this path. You can be in a real-world data analsyt role in under a year if you really apply yourself. LogikBot is the most affordable and fastest way to attain this role. The platform even has an exam simulator for preparing for the exam.

For the data analyst role, you take two courses then prepare for and pass exam PL-300. This exam, PL-300, is the Microsoft Certified PowerBI Data Analyst Certification.

If you're in a shortcut role, then there's an entire path laid out for learning machine learning. The platform used by Uber and Microsoft. I worked at both companies. The courses are real-world and comprehensive. This is not the easy way. There is no easy way. This is one of the few platform that's offers a real-world approach to working in AI.

[pygeekrfoo]

He looks like he’s going to beat me up till I become a Machine Learning Engineer.

[jackfarah]

I have been researching and researching for 2 years now. I went through so much bs to try to understand how to become a machine learning engineer. Im still in the same place. You sir, have given the absolute best no bs answers to many of my questions in 5 mins. Well done my man. Amazing advice and I cant thank you enough.

[chrisw]

You have a real good channel and style, I hope you blow up in the tech community

[locomotive]

This was no-nonsense, specific advice. Thanks!

[alexlong]

Appreciate you advocating for a ground up approach! That's exactly why Ive targeted jobs that stretch core data skills. IT and analytics technology requires smart hands.

[Voice_at_heart]

You speak the truth with so much confidence and that's what I love about your channel 💯💕. Thank You for your advice 👌

[Richard-xpxr]

by far the best videos - very concrete to real life and not just personal biases.

[martinmazur]

after summer semester I am definitely hopping on this course. Like evrybody in comments says: no bs just facts to your face. I appriciate you sir.

[serenityandtranquility]

This man gave what I needed....Thank you

[BasementDwellerG]

I'm an IT student and i've been very unsure about the ML road that i chose with all the rumours like 'graduates can't get an ML jobs and stuff'. But this, this single video cleared all that fog. THANK YOU SIR. YOU MIGHT HAVE CHANGED MY LIFE.

[yigitalpkaynak]

Best explanation by far. Thank you soooo much sir!

[elijahmatthew]

You gave me the hard truth, I appreciate it

[Steppinonshii]

Real helpful video fam appreciate you. Subscribed !

[Razi]

By certifications you mean certificates from coursera, udemy etc? Great no nonsense, no sugercoat videos. Message delivered. Also one request, make a video with a list of course you think will help to learn the most and land interviews.

[supahottfire]

Do you think you can give advice on what makes a great Machine Learning Engineer? For example there are certain Machine Learning Engineers that make 500k+. So what makes those Machine Learning engineers more valuable? What skills do they possess? Any guidance on the subject would be greatly appreciated. Amazing channel and I love what you do.

[recapdb]

This need a 2024 update brav.. keep givng us good advice, how can we build a viable business on llama 3 or any open source llm? Give us some info on that.

[henrygonzales]

Graduated with a computer engineering degree. I work as telecom engineer currently. I plan to do the transition to become ML engineer. I guess my best choice it's to become first a data analyst instead of going for a master in ML.

[houstonvanhoy]

Me: "Thank you, Chick-Fil-A.

Chick-Fil-A: "My pleasure."

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[amodhdhakal]

What if you worked in back end, how would u transition to ML Engineer?

[adityachakravarty]

How does a machine learning scientist i.e. PhD with several years of python prototyping (lot of data cleansing/ wrangling, modelling), no experience in software engineering break into machine learning engineering ?