FAQs
What will I be doing during the 2023 PhD Residency as an Earth Scientist AI Resident?
During your internship, you can expect to be placed on one of our confidential or public X projects, where you will contribute to innovative research and applications in Earth science and AI.
Will I be compensated for my work during the residency?
Yes, you will be paid competitively and will receive Google benefits during your internship.
Will I have the opportunity to network with other professionals?
Absolutely! You will be part of a lively community of other Interns and Residents, providing ample opportunities for networking and collaboration.
Are there any learning opportunities during the residency?
Yes, you will have the chance to attend colloquiums and discussions with team leads from across Google, DeepMind, and external organizations, allowing you to gain insights and knowledge from industry leaders.
Is the project I will be working on confidential?
You may be placed on either a confidential or public X project, depending on the specific requirements and focus of your residency.
How long is the duration of the 2023 PhD Residency?
The job description does not specify the duration of the residency; please refer to additional official communications or application materials for more details.
What kinds of projects can I expect to work on?
You will work on projects that are related to Earth science and artificial intelligence, which may range from data analysis to developing innovative technologies aimed at understanding or solving Earth-related challenges.
Do I need to have specific qualifications to apply for the residency?
While the job description does not detail specific qualifications, candidates typically need to have a strong academic background and research experience in Earth sciences and AI. Please refer to the full application details for specific requirements.