How can you demonstrate your technical skills to a potential employer, supervisor, funder, or collaborator? During this workshop we will discuss digital (online) portfolios, which complement your CV/resume by showcasing your coding, data visualization, data analysis, mapmaking, and other skilled technical abilities. We will discuss various purposes for digital portfolios, the components of a digital portfolio, methods and tools for creating one, and considerations for carefully curating and presenting your work in an engaging manner. This workshop is being offered virtually in conjunction with [UC Love Data Week](https://uc-love-data-week.github.io/).

By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to: identify personally relevant reasons to create a digital portfolio; describe basic components of a digital portfolio; identify tools for creating and curating their digtial portofolio; and find examples of digital portfolios related to their career goals (programmers, data scientists, geospatial scientists, etc.).

This workshop is intended for researchers across the University of California system. There are no prerequisites for this workshop. Recommended: Please have an updated copy of your CV or resume for reference, and a list of recent projects or skills (if applicable).

Can't make it to this training? Check out upcoming workshop schedule. Recordings of prior similar workshops are also available in DataLab's training archive.