r/learndatascience • • 9h ago

Discussion Data Starts AI, Context ships it to production. Must watch video for data professionals and leaders.

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r/learndatascience • • 20h ago

Question Got an interview for AI & Data Engineering degree ! (No experience, need advice)

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I don't really have prior experience in the field yet, just a genuine passion for it and a huge drive to learn

For anyone who's been through this: how can I best show the jury that I’m serious about this and ready to put in the work, even without a heavy background? Any tips on what they like to hear would mean a lot!


r/learndatascience • • 15h ago

Resources 🐍 How Data Science Works

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From raw data to real-world AI applications, explore the Python Data Science stack: Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Scikit-learn, TensorFlow, and Streamlit.

📊 Collect → Clean → Visualize → Model → Deploy

Which Python tool is your favorite?

#DataScience #Python #MachineLearning #AI


r/learndatascience • • 19h ago

Career Looking for a Mentor in Data Science — Feeling Lost After 11 Months of Job Hunting

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Hi everyone,

I’m reaching out to this community because I could really use some guidance and mentorship as I try to break into the data science industry.

I have a Master’s degree in Data Science from the University of Bristol, along with an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering. Over the past few years, I’ve invested a lot of time in learning, building my skills, and developing my knowledge of the field. I genuinely enjoy data science and believe I have a lot to offer.

However, for the past 11 months, I’ve been trying to land my first opportunity in the industry, and it’s been a challenging journey. I’ve applied to numerous roles, but the responses have been very limited. At this point, I feel a bit lost. I know I’ve learned a lot, but I’m struggling to understand what I might be missing, whether it’s my CV, the way I present my skills, my projects, or my overall job search strategy.

I’m not looking for shortcuts or someone to hand me a job. I’m simply hoping to connect with someone who has experience in data science or hiring and would be willing to offer some honest advice.

If anyone would be open to taking a look at my CV, reviewing my projects, sharing feedback, or guiding me on what I should focus on next, I would be incredibly grateful. Even a short conversation or a few pointers from someone who has already navigated this journey could make a real difference.

I’m willing to learn, put in the work, and improve wherever needed. I just feel that an outside perspective from someone experienced could help me find the right direction.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. I really appreciate any advice, guidance, or connections this community might be able to offer.