Remote Data Job: Traveling and Working as an AI & Machine Learning Data Scientist

From coding in a Parisian café to debugging algorithms from a beachside hammock in Bali, the life of a traveling data scientist is a unique blend of professional dedication and global adventure. However, this lifestyle also comes with its share of unexpected challenges—like sudden power outages in remote locations or the frustration of unreliable internet connections. Yet, these obstacles only add to the resilience and adaptability required to thrive in this unconventional career path. Whether you're crunching numbers with a view of the Sydney Opera House or attending an AI summit in Amsterdam, the journey is as much about personal growth as it is about professional success.

The Remote-Work Lifestyle: 4 Years and 6 Continents Later

It surprises us just how much we actually do in a year that it almost makes sense to do this every 6 months instead of every year... our years are just so FULL OF LIFE and EXPERIENCES! What is the remote life actually like with a family? We left as a couple and had two babies during our endless travels. Reflecting on 1,461 days of continuous travel (4 years), having visited 28 different countries on 6 different continents, and birthing two children along the way.

Highlights of Central Netherlands and Amsterdam (Holland) - The Netherlands

With so much to see and do in Amsterdam and the Netherlands, the hardest part is going to be choosing. Maybe you’ll just have to make another trip!