Why I quit working at an AI startup to join the Department of Energy
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Identifying impact arbitrage in working on climate
The views expressed in this blog are entirely my own and do not necessarily represent the views of the Department of Energy or the United States Government. I recently changed jobs! Charles Yang@charlesxjyang in some personnel news: I’ve joined the Dept of Energy as an Energy Supply Chain Fellow (via ORISE) in the Office of Infrastructure! Send me your obscure supply chain tips and say hi if you’re in DC 👋 1:18 AM · Mar 16, 2023 2 Reposts · 58 Likes In this post, I want to share about my experiences thus far on the journey from being a ML Engineer at an AI startup to working in the…
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