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He joined OpenAI. Here’s his advice for those who want a job at the lab.
Ty Geri, a product manager at OpenAI, advised job seekers that landing a role requires passion for the mission and consistent experimentation with the company’s tools. He stressed that OpenAI's culture expects employees to engage in "building in public," suggesting applicants use the products within their own lives or workflows. Furthermore, he noted that other successful strategies include staying broad, specializing, and contributing to one's public GitHub profile.
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