u/32lucky-_-

Hey everyone!

I’m currently doing a Master’s in Machine Learning and I’m looking to get involved in some real-world ML projects.

I’d be happy to:

• Help with an existing ML project
• Join a group/team working on something interesting
• Work on a project from scratch with others
• Help with things like Python, data processing, ML models, deep learning, LLMs, APIs, or deployment
• Contribute code, research, experimentation, or just help wherever needed

I’m mainly looking to learn by building and working with other people, rather than just doing isolated coursework.

If you’re already working on a project and could use another person, or you’re thinking about starting something and want to build it together, feel free to comment or DM me.

I’m open to pretty much any interesting ML/AI idea — serious projects, research-oriented work, open-source, university projects, or even something experimental.

Hi everyone,

I’ll be starting an MSc in Machine Learning in Liverpool this September, and I’m hoping to use the year not only to study but also to get some practical experience in the UK through an internship, part-time role, or potentially a junior/graduate position.

For some background, I’m coming from Algeria and already have some software development experience. I’ve done multiple internships, and earlier this year I also started a small development company. One of the reasons I started it was because I noticed there was a gap in AI-related services and development locally, so I wanted to try building something around it.

I’m particularly interested in eventually moving towards ML/AI engineering, but I’m also open to software engineering, backend, data, or AI-focused roles that could help me get my foot in the door.

For people already working in tech/ML in the UK:

• What would you recommend I focus on during the MSc to become employable for ML engineering?
• Would you recommend applying mainly to ML roles, or also targeting software/backend/data roles and transitioning into ML later?
• And if you were starting again as an MSc student, what would you do differently?

I’d really appreciate any advice, especially from people who have gone through the process in the UK recently.