Data Science Portfolios 101 with Dr. Rachael Tatman
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Happy New Year! For the January 18th edition of our R-Ladies Dallas webinar series, we are excited to welcome Rachael Tatman as our guest speaker. Dr. Tatman will introduce the topic of data science portfolios. A data science portfolio is a great way to showcase your data science skills to hiring managers and recruiters. If you are on the hunt for your next data science gig (or anticipate that you will be looking soon), I highly encourage you to attend this talk.
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Session title: Data Science Portfolios 101
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Abstract: In this talk, Dr. Tatman will share tips and tricks for putting together a data science portfolio to help you get hired. She will also share general information about data careers in tech.
Bio: Dr. Rachael Tatman is a senior developer advocate at Rasa, where she helps developers use open source software to build great conversational AI projects. Before that she was at Kaggle (part of Google) and doing a PhD in Linguistics.
Twitter: @rctatman
Website: rctatman.com
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You are encouraged to click the link below to keep up with the group project and to join the Slack community. Slack is a messaging platform where we will share open job opportunities, free or low-cost online training materials, and R-Ladies group projects that will help you practice your R programming skills and develop a portfolio that could be used to showcase your skills to hiring managers.
Slack sign-up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdJhvSg-YrNYOrmju1yrXvYhFM7xMey1WpDq1NSGIp6x41VaA/viewform
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