"Soft skills are as important as hard skills. You need to be able to build stories, to be convincing, to keep adapting, etc. However, do not neglect hard skills and select an area where you could go deep in expertise."
From Jan 2010 to Present
I have recently applied for the Trainee, Digital Twin role at Nokia, and I am trying to understand how this domain is evolving in real industrial systems. From my academic and project experience in computer science, I have worked on IoT data processing, multi-sensor fusion, robotics navigation, and AR/VR-based simulations. This has given me an interest in how real-world systems can be modeled, simulated, and improved using data-driven approaches. I would appreciate your perspective on how AI techniques such as machine learning, predictive modelling, and autonomous decision-making are currently being applied in Digital Twin systems at scale, and what areas are becoming most important for future development in this field.
Role, Role description
I am an MSc AI graduate based in France, with recent experience building an evaluated LLM/RAG system for enterprise data analysis and research experience in speech/NLP. I am trying to understand how Nokia AI teams evaluate early-career profiles: is it more important to show production engineering depth, research-style evaluation, domain knowledge in networks, or a strong portfolio project connected to Nokia’s technical areas? I would appreciate any advice on how to make an application more relevant for AI or applied R&D roles at Nokia.
Role, Role description
Also, You can find my work at portfolio and would be open 15 min call to discuss about above question and my work. Portfolio: www.harshachinthala.com
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