The American Mathematical Society·Research Scientist

The American Mathematical Society Research Scientist interview experience

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FrancePosted Feb 2018 · Candidate report, summarized by Dataford

I applied through the NUS website about a month before my PhD defense, and then I basically waited.

Roughly two weeks later, I received an email from the PI telling me I was shortlisted and inviting me to a Skype discussion. The call felt friendly and relaxed—more like a long chat than a stressful job interview.

After the discussion, the PI followed up again by email to let me know I’d been accepted, and then HR contacted me to continue with the official steps, including the paperwork and work pass details. Overall, the technical pressure wasn’t the hard part; the process was more about staying responsive and handling the transition from the academic timeline into the formal hiring

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