

Have you been considering transitioning to a more technical career, but you’re unsure where to start?
Join our chat with Julia Lintern, Data Scientist Instructor at Metis. Drawing from years of experience within the data science and analytics field, Julia will share her insights on...
Have you been considering transitioning to a more technical career, but you’re unsure where to start?
Join our chat with Julia Lintern, Data Scientist Instructor at Metis. Drawing from years of experience within the data science and analytics field, Julia will share her insights on how to prepare for a successful transition into a more technical career.
In this chat, you’ll learn:
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Julia Lintern currently works as an instructor for the Metis Data Science Flex Program. Previously, she worked as a Data Scientist for the New York Times. Julia began her career as a structures engineer designing repairs for damaged aircraft. Julia holds an MA in applied math from Hunter College, where she focused on visualizations of various numerical methods and discovered a deep appreciation for the combination of mathematics and visualizations. During certain seasons of her career, she has also worked on creative side projects such as Lia Lintern, her own fashion label.
Apart from the courses available online for data science, how could you possibly cover up for the experience required in these jobs?
For an entry-level data analytics role, what certifications or courses stand out to employers?
What is your solution to the "need experience to get experience" challenge?
What are your highs and lows of being a woman in this industry?
What are the top 3 soft/transferrable skills that I should elaborate on if I do not have a technical background?
Do you have any tips to help get over being intimidated by the tech field as a young woman?
How do you break into tech while maintaining your necessary 9-5 and being a single parent? And what is the best field to being with?
How to break into Sakes or Business Development in technology.
I'm unable to attend this session. Will a recording be available after?! Thank you!
How do I break into the tech industry without any tech experience?
Why foreign countries don't give an opportunity to a fresher or the candidate who has an experience as an intern?
I have 1 BA in Deviant Beh/ Psychology and 2 MS Degrees in Human Services. Do you think it would be difficult for me with no real tech experience to get hired in this field?
What would be a good first step for a someone with no STEM background at all?
My background is healthcare QA and I'm interested in exploring data science roles. What would be a good first step?
Graduated with Information Technology with the cybersecurity certification this Jan,2022. Actively looking career opportunity in the cybersecurity field.
Do you have any resources for finding tech jobs
What is the relative education involved?
There are already so many great questions!
Best sources of virtual training in SQL and data analytics generally.
Looking to change roles and continue to work remotely (if possible), but leaving a very sports centric, customer service role. I used to work in the pharmaceutical world as an analyst, then moved...
How do I shift career to being a Data Scientist without a tech background?
Give a process to become data analyst
Hi Julia, I am from a B2C sales background in the pharmaceutical industry with an MBA in Marketing. How can I transit to the tech role (saas sales, customer success, project manager, etc)?
Hi Julia! I have degrees in Music Education and a strong math background. I’m currently a university academic and financial advisor and am thinking of transitioning to something more...
What is the best entry-level point or gateway leading to data science jobs if two decades of work experience was focused on communications, PR, and CRM?
I have background in Chemical Engineering and experience in sales and distribution, what are some companies you would recommend to research and focus on for breaking into the data science and...
Every posting I see for a data scientist lists a lot of technical requirements. Which of those are really important to secure a position?
Just really interested in learning how to pivot into a Data Scientist role after my career has been focused on customer service and customer success
If possible, please discuss opportunities for applying data science skills in the public sector (namely public policy and research).
Looking for opportunities in Data Science after a career break, some previous experience with Data Analysis and Mining. What is the best way to find one?
Can one delve into Artificial Intelligence & Cybersecurity through Data Science?
What are the relevant softwares used in Data Analytics?
Can you recommend any forums or network for those looking to build their data analytics skills and find a community to share best practice with?
Are Data Analytics jobs available to those returning from parental keave?
Is a graduate degree a sure way to break into an established tech company, or would taking targeted one off courses online (Coursera, etc.)? If so, what classes would you suggest?
Do you think an MBA in Business Analytics prepares you to land a Role in BA as opposed to certifications in the field?
Are technical certifications still valued, or is experience now more highly valued? If certifications are important, which ones?
Just looking forward to hearing this information. I would like to know how it’s possible to get a job in the Tech world without the experience but even for junior/entry level, they ask for years...
Are data analytics jobs available for those over 35?
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