Episode #38: Marina Zhukova - Linguistics Careercast

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“Including personal information on your resume is recommended – it shows recruiters that you’re a well-rounded person” Marina Zhukova is finishing a PhD in linguistics at UC Santa Barbara. During her time in school, both in the US and Russia, where she was born, she has held a number of internships related to linguistics, most recently at Amazon, working on Alexa. Marina is skilled in Conversational AI, Customer Research, and Product Management; she was selected as one of the 60 students out of 1,500+ applicants to attend Google’s Product Inclusion and Equity Summit. Marina Zhukova on LinkedIn Marina Zhukova on github LSA 2024 Panel: Securing an internship, contract work and part-time jobs during your degree program: A practical guide for linguistics students & faculty advisors Imagine PhD The Graduate Program in Management Practice (GPMP) Beyond Academia at UCSB Topics include – internships – computational linguistics – informational interviews – LinkedIn – knowledge engineer – Alexa – conversational AI – international visasThe post Episode #38: Marina Zhukova first appeared on Linguistics Careercast.

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