Category: DI by students

Today, I’d like to introduce my Academic and Professional Digital Identity Plan. This plan is a strategic approach to clearly define my academic and career goals while leveraging digital platforms to showcase my expertise and expand my professional network.

This digital identity plan is more than just online activities—it serves as a critical strategic asset that highlights my career development and academic achievements in the digital world.

If you’d like to learn more about my plan, click the link here! 😊 https://www.canva.com/design/DAGW2NNd_Ys/9AHHAR2KTOmJK3ZpMuv9Uw/edit?ui=eyJEIjp7IlQiOnsiQSI6IlBCOUJTSnB0cFNKQlpjMzAifX19

My digital identity is crafted to reflect my passion for circular economy, environmental regeneration, and sustainable construction. It serves as a platform to connect with researchers, professionals, and organizations, while showcasing my projects, insights, and academic pursuits. By leveraging key resources like LinkedIn and ResearchGate, I aim to collaborate, inspire, and contribute to a greener future.

Discover more about my journey and goals here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/11daYU7a0hjyEx9yk9rwf6BF5O5Mo2Q8D/view?usp=sharing

I prioritize platforms and tools that align with my professional goals to strengthen my digital identity. LinkedIn is my primary networking platform, where I showcase achievements and engage with content in battery technology, renewable energy, and recycling. It connects me with professionals, researchers, and recruiters while keeping me updated on industry trends. My university networks at NOVA University Lisbon and Universidad Politécnica de Madrid also provide valuable academic support, research opportunities, and alumni connections. I wish to have my Researchgate profile to connect and collaborate with researchers as well as to share my research.

For direct communication, I use UPM’s official webmail and my personal Gmail for applications and formal interactions. These tools help me maintain a professional online presence, fostering connections with professors, HR professionals, and researchers in my fields.

Here is the link to my digital identity plan : https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1d7HCRmC9Enyp8T2XlNgXXzWzkz8HX3ro/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=107498692406806557626&rtpof=true&sd=true

A digital identity is vital for building credibility, showcasing expertise, and fostering connections in today’s professional landscape. My plan focuses on highlighting my commitment to sustainability and the circular economy through strategic content creation and active engagement on platforms like LinkedIn. By centralizing my work and evolving my approach, I aim to establish a professional online presence that supports meaningful contributions to sustainability and innovation.

Please click this link to access my Digital Identity Plan, : Digital Identity Plan.pptx

In a world where technology invades everything, managing digital identities becomes indispensable for both individuals and organisations. My digital identity refers to my representation in the digital world, which plays an important role in ensuring not only my privacy and security, but also my online reputation.
For me, it is about being more thoughtful about what I share online and using good practices to achieve a positive and professional online presence. It is essential to stay organised and prepared to deal with the demands of the digital age.

I’ve been working on my own plan and I’m excited to share it in this post:

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGXMeZqMnI/SphijPDYCGKx5zSVCmVrnQ/edit?utm_content=DAGXMeZqMnI&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Developing my digital identity is key to advancing my career as a civil engineer and Erasmus Mundus scholar specializing in circular economy and advanced materials. By regularly updating platforms like LinkedIn and Google Scholar, I aim to showcase my expertise in sustainable construction, Life Cycle Assessment, and green innovation. My plan focuses on growing my professional network, learning new languages, and engaging with sustainability advocates, researchers, and startups. Through strategic online presence and active participation in sustainability forums, I seek to align my digital footprint with my commitment to creating eco-friendly solutions in engineering.

To access my Digital Identity Plan, please click this link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qJFGxkKI-tGTQZIv6QF9h8mLJWHnr_l8/view?usp=sharing

My digital identity plan focuses on establishing a robust online presence that highlights my expertise in sustainable materials, polymer science, and innovative recycling. By maintaining updated professional profiles on platforms including LinkedIn, ResearchGate, ORCID, and Google Scholar, I aim to showcase my research, achievements, and contributions to the circular economy. A personal website will serve as a central hub for consolidating my work, including publications, project highlights, and certifications. Engaging actively on social media, attending conferences, and publishing simplified research insights will promote my thought leadership and foster global collaboration. Through structured activities, content management, and networking, my plan ensures enhanced visibility, credibility, and opportunities in academia and industry.

To access my Digital Identity plan, please click this link.

https://www.canva.com/design/DAGXKOwSA8w/OeVBIFXnoLN56ntGf96SCg/edit?utm_content=DAGXKOwSA8w&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Since LinkedIn is the plateform I use the most and the one I rely on the most for my digital identity plan, I decided to present it in a LinkedIn fashion. To make it more concise and readable I decided to group two by two the proposed categories, in the order: Activities+Channel, Content+Value Proposition, Objective+Target, Collaboration+ Resources. It is to me a logical and progessive order to understand to understand what I do, why and then how.