Devayani
Pawar
Data Scientist
"Art of finding your first job in tech"
"Art of finding your first job in tech"
09 - 5:50 PM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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05//2025 5:50 PM
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Session: Art of finding your first job in tech
There is nothing more overwhelming than looking for your first job in tech and simultaneously trying to manage your life as a student in a foreign country in the middle of a pandemic. I say it's an art because you have to figure out your style and strokes to recognize how to keep yourself on track while being under the immense stress of finding a job. I met some incredible "artists" aka mentors on my way who taught me certain tools and techniques to ace my job process ( FYI, I started from absolute scratch - no connections, no extraordinary credentials). I strive to give back to the community that helped me so much, and here are my two cents in this session.Key Takeaways
- Navigating first Data science interview
- How to manage stress and mange your mental health.
- Managing time with college and job search
- Networking 101.
- Why is mentorship important?
Bio
Devayani is a Data Scientist at Deloitte and has a specialization in Data Mining and Machine learning. She is passionate about everything data and researches upcoming data science technologies for her projects. She is also passionate about representing women in data and is a Chapter lead for NYC Women in Data Community. She is currently learning to manage her finances efficiently and striving to manage her work/life balance.