Getting your first job in Data Science By Imaad Mohamed Khan Founder-in-Residence at Entrepreneur First

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Getting your first job in Data Science is difficult. You’ve been applying to jobs, but they keep rejecting you. You don’t know what to do and how you could differentiate yourselves amidst the pool of candidates? In this talk, we’ll be going through different tips and techniques you could use to find that elusive Data Science jobs. They’ve worked for me and probably will work for you too!

Data & Analytics

Getting your First Job in Data
Science
Cypher
September 18, 2019

$whoami
Founder-in-residence at Entrepreneur First
Data Science Educator
LinkedIn Content Creator
Previously: Data Scientist, Indegene
Masters in ITIS, TU Braunschweig
Bachelors in ECE,
MS Ramaiah Institute of Technology

Masters - Research Project and Master Thesis
Research Project - Automatic
detection of topics from tweets for
a product
Unsupervised learning- K Means
Clustering, LDA
Master Thesis - Automatic detection
of fake images on twitter during a
crisis situation
Supervised learning - Random
Forests

Personal Data Blog
Towards the end of my Master
thesis, started writing as a way to
document my thoughts and
experiences with Data Science.
Maintained a personal blog earlier
which hardly had readers.
First article gets picked by
Towards Data Science.
I experiment with data and write
how I went about the process. This
can be helpful for a lot of people.

“You need experience to get a job and a job to get
experience”
-Reality Strikes

Applying to jobs
Apply and wait for the
dreaded rejection email!

Multi-channel
approach
Multiple offers from 4 different
channels
1. Job portal
2. Blog posts + personal projects
3. References
4. LinkedIn

Some more strategies...
(that have worked for others)

Github
● Home for all your
personal projects
● Make sure to have a
Readme file describing
your project
● Try to make it as easy
as possible for someone
to try it out (perhaps
structure it like a
package)

Stackoverﬂow
● Lot of people ask basic
questions on
stackoverflow
● Might be a good way to
test your knowledge
● Once you get enough
reputation
(stackoverflow points),
you might be approached
by some employers.

Kaggle and Hackathons
● Participate in Kaggle
competitions, a position
in the top 1% is likely
to get you noticed.
● Have heard of a few
people get jobs based on
their Kaggle
performances.
● Takes some time though,
you have to perform
consistently over
competitions.

Meetups and Online Communities
● Attend meetups (like the
one I organise) to
network with the people
in the space.
● Join online communities
(we have one on
telegram). Some people
share job opportunities
through these channels
and you could be the
first one to get to know
of them!

“And, when you want
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it.”
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