Several companies use Ploutos to accept AI candidates for their jobs. The idea is to simplify and streamline hiring. Hiring managers love to see past relevant projects in action, published papers and videos all in one place to minimize screening and interviewing time.
In this page, we will showcase how you as a candidate can create a stunning profile and a portfolio that will improve your odds of getting interviews. Let’s start!
First step is to create a professional profile. When you navigate to My Profile page, make sure to complete the following sections: About, Skills, Education and Experience section in as much detail as possible This is a one time task and you will not need to fill this again unless you choose to update any information.
For some candidates especially if you are applying for internships or you first job, uploading a profile video can be helpful. In this video, talk about your passions and long term goals. Hiring teams like to see big goals and ambitions. They want to hear it from you.
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Now we are going to focus on creating a technical portfolio. This is a place to showcase projects that you are very proud of and are relevant to the kinds of jobs you would be applying for. For example if you are looking to work on LLMs and NLP in general, you should publish notebooks that showcase your NLP skills. These could be several different tasks such as Language Generation, Embeddings, Sentiment Classification, Classification, Fill Mask etc. Make sure to have several published notebooks (see below). You can also highlight a couple of domains or industries.
Each of your notebook must have some explanation of the code. After you have published your notebook or a batch job, you can also upload videos on the published page explaining the code. This would showcase that you actually understand the code.
Now let’s look at how easy it is to publish projects.
After you have launched the Creator’s App from your dashboard . It will open in a separate browser tab. Ploutos has many different tools within the platform such as notebooks, batch jobs, workspaces, drive and endpoints. In this guide, we will start by creating and running a notebook. You can explore other features in the documentation.
On the home page of the Creator’s App, you can press Create + button and select notebook. That will open a modal window like the following:
You can choose from Empty File, Filesystem, Drive or GitHub. and then type a notebook name and press the Create button. If you already have projects on your computer(filesystem) or GitHub, you can bring them. You will need to select the folder containing the notebook and then select the main notebook.
Excellent, you just created your first notebook . You can now start editing it using the notebook cells.