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Reinhart
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Hello,
I am a Belgian master in physics and astronomy with a couple of years of working experience under his belt, who recently decided to obtain a second master in statistics. Normally I should graduate in 2020. My goal is to become a data scientist, but preferably within a scientific context. The main reason is that I want to get involved with advanced mathematics. Most engineering jobs in Belgium are pretty boring. It is mostly project management/engineering and I am honestly not interested in such jobs. I want to get involved with high end stuff and this will force me to leave the country.
What are the possibilities in the USA to combine physics with data science? If you have any information that could be of help and set me on the right track, then do leave a post here OR contact me through linkedin.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-pieters-25aa10140/
Thank you for your attention and have a nice day!
I am a Belgian master in physics and astronomy with a couple of years of working experience under his belt, who recently decided to obtain a second master in statistics. Normally I should graduate in 2020. My goal is to become a data scientist, but preferably within a scientific context. The main reason is that I want to get involved with advanced mathematics. Most engineering jobs in Belgium are pretty boring. It is mostly project management/engineering and I am honestly not interested in such jobs. I want to get involved with high end stuff and this will force me to leave the country.
What are the possibilities in the USA to combine physics with data science? If you have any information that could be of help and set me on the right track, then do leave a post here OR contact me through linkedin.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-pieters-25aa10140/
Thank you for your attention and have a nice day!