You could start with something basic. Python had a pretty powerful NLP library you can check out?

Thanks! I'll def look into NLTK and space and see if I sink or swim

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Can I ask what you'd class as not paying well? I wouldn't necessarily say I'm raking it in with my current role (although I can save a fair bit tbf)

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Are you talking about using tooling that leverages NLP or building the algorithms themselves that the tooling is built with?

There's no such job as NLP. NLP is a subset of machine learning and as such isn't a title.

There are a few jobs that work on NLP

Technical Jobs Data scientist - Find out interesting things using statistics and ML (NLP can be apart of this) and report those back to businesses so they can profit from them.

Machine Learning Researcher - Push the state of the art so that others can then use the tech you develop.

Machine Learning engineer - Deploy, productionise and scale ML algorithms to do continual learning.

Product Owner (ML) - CEO of a ML algorithm or suite of algorithms that will essentially manage implementation, maintenance and improvement.

Or you could do a more business side role for this it's best to try and get a job at a company in the field you want to be in.

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