Getting a job as an NLP engineer: Building kick-ass portfolio of projects for your resume
Hi all,
This week we are doing a detailed breakdown of steps to build a strong portfolio of natural language processing (NLP) projects to land that sweet high-paying NLP engineer job. This is a third post in the series of Getting a job as an NLP engineer so I suggest you check out the first two posts.
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Building a strong portfolio
Realize that the first step towards building a strong portfolio of projects for your resume is… sitting down, writing code, getting your hands dirty, and delivering results with your project. Unfortunately, there is no other way around it and you need to get your hands dirty to build your portfolio.
The skills that you gain while experimenting with machine learning (ML) and natural language processing (NLP) models are valued by your prospective employer. Your understanding of specifics of the your projects and your willingness to deliver on them are the ultimate signal for your employer that you will get work done.
I am here to guide you on the path to delivering a strong NLP portfolio quickly.
