Starting a blog!
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I figured it would be fun to keep a record of all the projects I’m working on in a blog format, so I’ve set up the blog page on my website! You’ll be able to access this page at any time by going to ahl27.com/blog!
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My SWE Interview Experiences: Amazon vs. Meta vs. Google
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I just finished an interview at Google that I wasn’t initially expecting to get. I prepared for it like I had for my Meta interviews, but the experience was significantly different. I feel like people online treat FAANG/tech interviews as if they’re all the same, but these experiences could not have been more different…so I figured it would be helpful for someone out there if I documented how they compared to each other.
The ExoLabel Post: Clustering Massive Networks with Limited Resources
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I’ve made a lot of posts about ExoLabel, but the project has been moving so quickly that they’ve become out of date almost as soon as I post them. I’m finally close to the end of this project, so I thought it was high time I write out the entire project (partly for my own reference, so I don’t forget).
A Story of a Sneaky Bug
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I solved a really tricky bug in ExoLabel recently and thought it would be an interesting experience to share.
The ‘Research Scientist’ Role at Meta: What is it, exactly?
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My last post detailed my interview experience at Meta for a “Research Scientist” role. However, some people I know also interviewed for “Research Scientist” positions and had completely different experiences. It seems like the title “Research Scientist” is what’s given to employees with a PhD, and their actual responsibilities can vary widely. I did some research (no pun intended) on this and thought I’d share what the difference in the process for each position looks like, both based on my experience and what I’ve read online.