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Sep 22 13 tweets 7 min read
The #1 way to get noticed during the hiring process, is to have an awesome #DataAnalytics portfolio.

Unfortunately, most aspiring analysts don't know where to start.

Here are 10 data analytics portfolios that will inspire you to take the first step: ⤵
#DataFam #AllAboutTheData
1) Ger Inberg – Data Science Developer

Ger's portfolio showcases data viz, machine learning, and web dev projects. Each project includes a brief overview and link for details.

👉 gerinberg.com
2) James Le

James's portfolio focuses on data analyst projects, using Jupyter and R notebooks. Definitely check this out if you want to showcase your coding skills.

👉 jameskle.com/data-portfolio
3) Yan Holtz – Data Analysis & Visualization

Yan's portfolio is impressive. It includes links to a few awesome projects that he's created around data visualization that really show his expertise!

👉 yan-holtz.com
4) Anubhav Gupta – Data Analysis & Visualization

Anubhav's portfolio displays projects based on the role like ML engineer, backend dev, etc. It's a great way to show all the different skills that you bring to the table!

👉 binnie869.github.io
5) Jessie-Raye Bauer – ML Engineer

Jessie-Raye's portfolio shows some impressive data science projects. Each one includes a blog post and links to GitHub repos for the code.

👉 jessierayebauer.wixsite.com/jrbauer/portfo…
6) Claudia ten Hoope – Freelance Data Analyst/Scientist

Claudia's portfolio shows examples of her work and what can be done for freelancing clients, including data visualization, analytics, and web development.

Very professional!

👉 claudiatenhoope.com
7) Harrison Jansma – Coder and Analyst

Harrison's portfolio displays several coding and analytics projects with blog write-up.

The write-ups are a great way to give background information and details.

👉 harrisonjansma.com
8) Naledi Hollbruegge – Consulting Data Analyst

Naledi's portfolio includes examples of work and personal projects.

Be sure to check out Naledi's #TableauPublic site, too!

👉 naledi.co.uk
9) Dena Coduri – Data Analyst

Dena's portfolio shows data projects and includes links to GitHub repos, Tableau dashboards, and project write-ups.

I really like that all three aspects are combined for each portfolio piece!

👉 denacoduri.com/portfolio
10) David Venturi – Data Curriculum Developer

David's portfolio includes projects involving coding, creating courses, and websites he's developed.

Highly recommend this if you have a lot of projects and need some organizational inspiration.

👉 davidventuri.com/portfolio
That's it!

Having a data analytics portfolio is the best way to get noticed if you're looking for a data analytics job.

Use these examples to get inspired and take action today!
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