I am recently affected by the layoffs in my current company and GT seems to be a viable option to stay in the UK. I am putting my application together and would appreciate any help from the community here.
Letters of Recommendation:
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Professor from University of Oxford
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Head of ML analytics from my previous employer, which is a startup
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Director of Engineering from a well established company
Mandatory criteria:
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Current salary: payslip and contract
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Two publications: one journal publication and one in a reputed workshop. Presentation link to the workshop paper presentation. A question is: if we do not have the attendees breakdown for each session and workshop. Is it okay to mention the total number of conference participants and call it out
OC1: Innovation
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High salary in my previous job
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A research project done in collaboration with NHS which is currently under review at a journal.
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Another project from my previous job where we worked with NHS. LoR mentions that I have worked on this. The project has been covered by multiple media outlets and is on the NHS website as well (however my name is not present there). I also have screenshots of my GitHub contributions to the project
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LoR from the co founder and the chief scientific officer from my previous startup with a mention of the R&D required for the product we were developing and that I contributed to it
OC2: Academic contributions through research
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Two publications in a conference and a workshop. Also presented the paper at the workshop.
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Education: Distinction in Masters at Oxford, College prize for distinction and excellent reviews for my thesis
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High Bachelors degree CGPA and a merit-based scholarship for pursing masters (not sure if this is considered but adding it anyways)
This group has been really good and I would like to know if I stand a chance with this profile? Is there anything else that I need to improve on?
@Francisca_Chiedu @somdipdey and others, would be great if you can take a look and advise.