@Xudong07452910: Recommending a website I have followed for a long time, maintained by an assistant professor at a U.S. university: PhD Stack (https://csphd.org). It is a one-stop public service platform for CS PhD students, from pre-admission PhD and internship opportunities, to finding internships and full-time jobs during the PhD, to post-PhD job search…
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Recommending PhD Stack (csphd.org), a public-interest platform maintained by an assistant professor at a U.S. university, providing end-to-end support and community engagement for CS/AI/EE/Stats PhD students from enrollment to career.
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I recommend a site I’ve been following for a long time, maintained by an assistant professor at a U.S. university: 博士栈 (https://csphd.org)
It is a one-stop public-interest platform for CS PhD students and beyond—covering pre-admission PhD openings and internship opportunities, finding internships and full-time jobs during the PhD, post-PhD industry and faculty positions (including postdocs), and even reviewing opportunities (as a reviewer or finding reviewers), social events at major AI conferences, plus other interesting sections as energy allows.
No wonder I’ve been following this professor on Xiaohongshu for two or three years—every time I read his updated posts, it greatly eases my anxiety.
博士栈 · CSPhD.org
Source: https://csphd.org/ 博士栈CSPhD.org (https://csphd.org/index.html)
From Before Enrollment to After Graduation, We Walk With You Every Step
A CS / AI / EE / Stats PhD community, based in North America but open globally, communicating in Chinese. PhD openings, internships & full-time jobs, postdoc & faculty positions, reviewing, entrepreneurship.
Register to join groups → (https://forms.gle/ACJUTaqc5QPfLWPg8)
Browse PhD opportunities → (https://csphd.org/board.html)
Pure public-interest community · 5 years running · Helped thousands of students · Permanently free for students
Fill out the Google Form to get the group categories and the WeChat contact of the group assistant, who will add you to the appropriate group based on your research area.
Founder: Yue Zhao (https://yzhao062.github.io/) — USC Computer Science Department
Join in Three Steps
- Fill out the Google Form with your research area and current stage
- After submission, get the group categories and the group assistant’s WeChat
- Add the group assistant to join the groups and see opportunities first-hand
Our Communities
The core group focuses on job-seeking sharing, with additional communities covering faculty applications, AP discussions, reviewing, and conference social events.
Group Series
Main Job-Seeking Group – Groups 1-12 synchronously distribute full-time jobs, internships, and referrals in CS/ML/DS in North America. Members post with contact info or LinkedIn screenshot. Job seekers can indicate their interests in their names to be found by companies.
Faculty Applications – Members anonymously report Zoom-to-on-site progress at various schools, cross-check interview timelines; the group archives question banks, sample materials, and full-process guides. Open only to current-cycle applicants.
AP Exchange – An exclusive circle for current or soon-to-be APs, discussing enrollment, funding, teaching, summer salary, policy differences across schools, AE nominations, and other practical topics.
Reviewing Opportunities – Sub-review invites for journals and top conferences are posted here. Interested members submit their name, affiliation, and email to claim a paper and build reviewing experience.
Conference Social – Organize offline meals and meetups during ICML, NeurIPS, ACL, etc., bringing professors and industry people together, sometimes with VC participation for entrepreneurship-themed events, extending the online community to the real world.
Group Screenshots
Screenshots of North America CS PhD Job-Seeking Groups 1-12
North America CS PhD Job-Seeking Groups 1-12
Screenshots of CS Faculty Application Discussion Groups 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027
CS Faculty Application Discussion Groups 2024 / 2025 / 2026 / 2027
Screenshots of CS+AI AP (Early-Career Faculty) Exchange Group
CS+AI AP (Early-Career Faculty) Exchange Group
Screenshots of AI/ML Reviewing Opportunities Sharing Group
AI/ML Reviewing Opportunities Sharing Group
Screenshots of NeurIPS, ICML, ACL, AAAI Conference Social Groups
NeurIPS / ICML / ACL / AAAI Conference Social Groups
Fill out the Google Form to join groups and see opportunities posted by advisors and peers first-hand.
Register to join groups → (https://forms.gle/ACJUTaqc5QPfLWPg8)
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