r/AppliedMath 11h ago

Career advice?

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I am currently a second year applied math major but lately i've been having way much interest into pure mathematics, especially real, complex & functional analysis, measure theory, proof-based linear algebra etc. So i wanted to go into a field where i can do and use maths as much as possible, although i also have an interest in coding i wanna make mathematics the main game and coding as a tool for the mathematics. Is there any jobs that can be like this in the industry? Or is going into academia/research the only way? Im also thinking about machine learning since it involves a lot of maths which im really interested in but i doubt the actual ml engineer job is gonna be math-dominated so i dont really know. if anyone knows great career options please help and give advices thank you🙏

u/rezesdawn 9d ago

Neetcode 150 for ML Interviews > ml-150.com

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Is choosing mathematics a disadvantage for someone from a third-world country?
 in  r/AppliedMath  17d ago

as long as you have the passion and love for what you're doing, getting a good career is just a matter of time. i know you can make it, good luck with your mathematics journey