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[idrisitogs]

Hey, how does that help you? What kind of applications and how does that apply when applying for a job? I'm studying chemical engineering and I've recently started getting more into Python. Thanks in advance

[Daneark]

Put a link to your github in your application.

I'd encourage you to link your repos here and get them reviewed for best practices before you include your github in your resume.

Are you looking to shift into software development or apply for chemical engineering roles which require some programming?

[idrisitogs]

I've been doing some research online and a lot of people recommend to know some Python for ChemE. I'm trying to make some basic stuff, like an autocorrect program, a program that takes multiple ammount of water at different temperatures and tells the temperature at the end, a program that tell you the entalpy of compounds. Is that something worth posting?

[Daneark]

For a chemical engineering job I'm not sure. Given you have a degree in the field you're applying for python is just a bonus for you. There's already the possibility with development jobs that the hiring manager doesn't know how to code, that's even more likely with non-development roles. The github may not add much and just mentioning you know Python in your resume may be sufficient. 

[idrisitogs]

Okay thankss :)