Reddit·Machine Learning Engineer·Onsite - Behavioral / Leadership
- How do you incorporate AI tools into your day-to-day work?
“Every time I try to answer this I end up listing tools like I'm reading off a spec sheet.”
23 Machine Learning Engineers have shared notes from their Reddit interviews, with the questions they were asked in each round. That is 44% of the 52 Reddit interview notes on Screna AI.
23 Machine Learning Engineer interview notes
“Every time I try to answer this I end up listing tools like I'm reading off a spec sheet.”
“I went with an incident from a model rollout that caused some downstream noise in a recommendation pipeline.”
“Spent the first few minutes trying to figure out whether they wanted an MLE answer or a PM answer.”
“I knew the general idea pretty fast: keep two pointers, one crawling odd nodes and one crawling even, then stitch the even chain onto the end of the odd chain.”
“This took longer than I thought it would.”
“This one is deceptively wide.”
“The 'where do you track it' part is what they actually care about.”
“Not what I expected from an ML round.”
“sns.pairplot is basically expected here so I led with that, then did class balance check since is_click is almost always imbalanced in practice.”
“This is the main question and it ate the whole session.”