Professional Brand Plan for Kim Rosema

Blog about the industry

Work on being a voice of authority in the field, sharing how I continue learning in the industry

This works for Social Media as well.

Profile

Picture

About Me

Awards/Organizations

Education

GPA

Specific courses emphasizing learned programming.

Special assignments/projects.

Credentials

Expand on what is in resume.

Expand on internships.

Research conducted.

This is for credibility and networking with collaborators.

Projects

Videos/Presentations.

Codes I’ve written or working on (Links on GitHub)

This is kind of like being published so this would be important to include in a portfolio.

Interactive Digital Resume

As a web page, clickable items are useful. I can link to my social media pages, any projects/research that might be online, etc.

LinkedIn - An absolute must these days. Really good for endorsements and networking. I have an account now but will need to start making connections as soon as I get more involved in my new major.

Update profile to reflect accomplishments, present work, and future plans.

Make sure my information is up to date.

Share interesting articles about Big Data, machine learning, software developers, etc.

Make connections, especially with influencers.

Promote relevant events.

Join groups.

Participate in Q and A's.

Twitter - Make a name for myself “socially” outside of the workplace or academia. Could also aid in networking. I don't currently have an account but will use this for professional purposes.

Create a professional page.

Follow several major data scientists or organization pages.

Regularly share interesting news or journal articles about data science, Big Data, machine learning, etc.

Professionally engage others in commentary.

Re-tweet and hashtag appropriately

GitHub - Where software developers work on and share code. I need to be here as soon as I learn how to write beneficial code.

Collaborate and share code.

Get involved in a variety of projects globally.