I've a sticker which says "Talk is cheap show me the code." So here I am, showing you The Code.
import educations as e
import jobs as j
# A simple class to learn about the person
class eniseirem:
name = "Enise İrem Çolak"
title = "Software Engineer"
location = "Istanbul - Berlin"
age = 27
# You can directly open my linkedin for more info.
def get_linkedin(self):
return "https://www.linkedin.com/in/eniseirem/"
def get_current_job(self):
jobs = j.all()
jobs = jobs.sort_values("timestamps")
return jobs[-1] ## Vakıfbank, IT Assistant Specialist, Machine Learning/Python
def get_education(self):
if(e.degree=="Bachelor's"):
e.university("Bahcesehir University")
e.departmant("Software Engineering")
e.graduate(True)
e.year(2015,2019)
elif(e.degree=="Master's First"):
e.university("Bahcesehir University")
e.departmant("Big Data")
e.graduate(True)
e.year(2020,2023)
elif(e.degree=="Master's Second"):
e.university("Free University of Berlin")
e.departmant("Data Science")
e.graduate(False)
e.year(2024,2026)
else:
return "wdy need mate?"
return e.educations()
def get_knowledge(self):
knowledge["frameworks"] = {PHP : "Laravel",
Python: "Django"}
knowledge["programming_languages"] = { "Python" : "data science main, current job",
"PHP" : "Ex-job",
"R" : "data science basic knowledge",
"Matlab" : "School needs it sometimes",
"Java" : "used in bachelors",
"C#" : "used in bachelors2",
"Julia" : "Personal curiosity, learning"}
knowledge["other_technologies"] = [GNU/Linux, MySQL, Weka]
knowledge["languages"] = { Turkish : "Native",
English : "Professional",
Italian : "A1"
}
return knowledge
disclaimer : ofc this code is not working, its justs for fun, thanks. inspiration : ashbakernz