Portfolio website for data analysts and data scientists
A notebook full of cells proves you can code. It does not prove you can answer a business question. A portfolio lets you lead with the question, the finding and the decision it supported, then link the notebook underneath for whoever wants it.
What usually goes wrong
Kaggle notebooks are not readable to hiring managers
We put a plain-language summary in front of every project so a non-technical reader gets the point.
Dashboards live behind logins
Screenshots, a short walkthrough and the key numbers make the work visible without giving away access.
Everything looks like a class assignment
Framing matters. The same project reads very differently when it starts with a business question.
What your portfolio includes
- Project write-ups: question, data, method, finding, impact
- Charts and dashboard screenshots presented cleanly
- A tools and languages section that scans quickly
- Links to notebooks, repos and published dashboards
- Resume download and contact form
- Your own domain, fast pages, mobile-first layout
How it works
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Tell us about your work
Send your resume, projects, photos or profile links through the enquiry form. No account, no call needed to start.
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We design and build it
We structure the copy, lay out your sections and build the site so it loads fast and reads well on a phone.
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You review, then it goes live
You see the finished site first and ask for changes. Once you are happy, it goes live on your own domain.
Common questions
My data is confidential. Can I still show the project?
Yes, with anonymised numbers and a described method. We will help you draw the line.
How many projects should I include?
Three strong ones is usually better than eight thin ones.
Can you include a blog for my analyses?
Yes, if you want one. Mention it in the enquiry.