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  6 Jobs You Can Land If You Learn Python Learning Python has gone mainstream. If you haven’t noticed, hundreds of today’s most successful  tech companies are using Python , including Instagram, Netflix, Reddit, Lyft, Google, and Spotify. But it’s also being used at the New York Times, Bloomberg, and even at your local bank. 1. Python Developer Becoming a Python developer is the most direct job out there for someone who knows the Python programming language. A Python developer can be expected to: Build websites Optimize data algorithms Solve data analytics problems Implementing security and data protection Writing reusable, testable and efficient code A wide array of companies listed with Randstad are looking for Python developers. Learn Python today, and tomorrow you could end up as a Python developer working at a startup like Lyft, or larger company like ADP. 2. Product Manager Product managers are responsible for researching new user features, find gaps in the market, and make an ar

 6 Most common AI & ML job interview questions you must prepare for Written by-- Ashish Jha New technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are being used by businesses to make big data more worthy. The advancement of modern technologies usage has seen a rise in various sectors like banking, healthcare, manufacturing, telecommunication. A rise in demand is being seen for job roles in fields like data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning. However, cracking a machine learning interview is not easy. Many of the big tech companies are expecting candidates to be extremely talented and technologically sound which is giving a surge to the need for machine learning engineers. We have enlisted some of the top questions of machine learning which will help you land your dream job: 1. What is Machine Learning? One of the most frequently asked questions. In layman terms, machine learning is a method of data analysis that automates analytical model building. A