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I used ChatGPT Work to plan my 10-day trip to Greece. Including complex logistics like hotel room changes, ferries, and timezone differences. Yes, I literally trust ChatGPT with all of my life decisions, so I’m VERY excited about the ChatGPT Work launch. ChatGPT Work is a brand-new agent inside ChatGPT, built for bigger, multi-step projects and powered by GPT-5.6. It can gather context from your apps and files, plan out multiple steps, and take action on your behalf while you remain in control. Here’s exactly how I used ChatGPT Work to plan it: ↳ I started by telling it my exact requirements: sunset views, supreme bougieness, walkable locations. Then I had it research hotels and restaurants and read through real reviews to vet every single option. ↳ Then I booked everything myself. I had tons of disorganized confirmation emails for hotels, flights, ferries, excursions, dinner reservations. ↳ I used ChatGPT Work connect to my Gmail, pull every single confirmation, and build me a full PDF itinerary organized by day including flights, ferry times, hotel check-ins, and dinner times. My husband and I used that doc every single day of the trip to keep us both on the same page and make sure we didn’t miss anything important. AI didn’t just save me time here. It made the trip significantly better because I had the information to make smarter decisions before I ever even booked anything. ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile for Pro, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus and Business rolling out over the next few days. In the ChatGPT desktop app, Chat, Work, and Codex are available on every plan, including Free, and is available globally to download on Windows and Mac. Comment ”Work” and I’ll send you the download link to try ChatGPT Work yourself! @chatgpt #ChatGPT_Partner
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I used ChatGPT Work to plan my 10-day trip to Greece. Including complex logistics like hotel room changes, ferries, and timezone differences. Yes, I literally trust ChatGPT with all of my life decisions, so I’m VERY excited about the ChatGPT Work launch. ChatGPT Work is a brand-new agent inside ChatGPT, built for bigger, multi-step projects and powered by GPT-5.6. It can gather context from your apps and files, plan out multiple steps, and take action on your behalf while you remain in control. Here’s exactly how I used ChatGPT Work to plan it: ↳ I started by telling it my exact requirements: sunset views, supreme bougieness, walkable locations. Then I had it research hotels and restaurants and read through real reviews to vet every single option. ↳ Then I booked everything myself. I had tons of disorganized confirmation emails for hotels, flights, ferries, excursions, dinner reservations. ↳ I used ChatGPT Work connect to my Gmail, pull every single confirmation, and build me a full PDF itinerary organized by day including flights, ferry times, hotel check-ins, and dinner times. My husband and I used that doc every single day of the trip to keep us both on the same page and make sure we didn’t miss anything important. AI didn’t just save me time here. It made the trip significantly better because I had the information to make smarter decisions before I ever even booked anything. ChatGPT Work is available today in ChatGPT on web and mobile for Pro, Enterprise, and Edu, with Plus and Business rolling out over the next few days. In the ChatGPT desktop app, Chat, Work, and Codex are available on every plan, including Free, and is available globally to download on Windows and Mac. Comment ”Work” and I’ll send you the download link to try ChatGPT Work yourself! @chatgpt #ChatGPT_Partner
Save these steps on how to move your data from @chatgpt to @claudeai: Follow @jessramosdata for more data & AI! 1. Export your ChatGPT data: Settings → Data Controls → Export Data. You’ll get an email with a zip file containing your conversation history. 2. Find what’s worth keeping: Don’t try to move everything. Open the file and identify conversations you’d actually reference again. 3. Copy-paste conversation files into Claude: No bulk import exists, so paste your key conversations directly into Claude with a quick “here’s context from a previous project.” 4. Rebuild your custom instructions: Recreate your ChatGPT custom instructions in Claude under Settings → User Preferences. 5. Use Projects for ongoing work: Claude’s Projects feature gives you persistent memory, so set those up to replace your most active ChatGPT threads. This will help you feel like your first time on Claude isn’t a first date!!
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Save these steps on how to move your data from @chatgpt to @claudeai: Follow @jessramosdata for more data & AI! 1. Export your ChatGPT data: Settings → Data Controls → Export Data. You’ll get an email with a zip file containing your conversation history. 2. Find what’s worth keeping: Don’t try to move everything. Open the file and identify conversations you’d actually reference again. 3. Copy-paste conversation files into Claude: No bulk import exists, so paste your key conversations directly into Claude with a quick “here’s context from a previous project.” 4. Rebuild your custom instructions: Recreate your ChatGPT custom instructions in Claude under Settings → User Preferences. 5. Use Projects for ongoing work: Claude’s Projects feature gives you persistent memory, so set those up to replace your most active ChatGPT threads. This will help you feel like your first time on Claude isn’t a first date!!
Everyone has been switching from @chatgpt to @claudeai and for good reason. Follow @jessramosdata for more data & AI! Claude is having a really cool moment right now and thriving in writing, coding, and Claude Cowork. And ChatGPT is still as enthusiastic! as! ever! I still love ChatGPT for some things though too. Which do you prefer?
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Everyone has been switching from @chatgpt to @claudeai and for good reason. Follow @jessramosdata for more data & AI! Claude is having a really cool moment right now and thriving in writing, coding, and Claude Cowork. And ChatGPT is still as enthusiastic! as! ever! I still love ChatGPT for some things though too. Which do you prefer?
I hope this reaches the Spotify data science team 👀 What, like it’s hard?? 💁🏽‍♀️ 💅🏼 💻 select song, count(*) from song_plays group by 1 order by 2 desc limit 5 @spotify
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I hope this reaches the Spotify data science team 👀 What, like it’s hard?? 💁🏽‍♀️ 💅🏼 💻 select song, count(*) from song_plays group by 1 order by 2 desc limit 5 @spotify
Follow for data & tech 💻 The Excel World Championship is lit this year🔥 @excel @microsoft365 @excel_esports
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Follow for data & tech 💻 The Excel World Championship is lit this year🔥 @excel @microsoft365 @excel_esports
@_snowflake_inc just made a MASSIVE move in the data engineering & agentic AI space. I got exclusive access to Snowflake BUILD announcements, and here’s what you need to know: ↳ Snowflake Postgres brings your transactional data (orders, events, clicks) directly into the same secure platform as your analytics and AI. This removes slow and costly ETL pipelines and lets AI agents act on data that’s quickly available. ↳ Horizon Catalog unifies all of your scattered and messy enterprise data into one secure, governance layer. With everything connected from multiple tools and locations into one place, AI agents will get full visibility into the data to make intelligent decisions and take action without sacrificing security (yay, data governance!) The future of data isn’t just building dashboards and storing data. It’s AI agents that understand and act on your data. This is what will ultimately empower the end users and unlock deeper, quicker, and more secure insights. Learn how to turn your data chaos into clarity. #SnowflakePartner #SnowflakeBUILD #dataengineering #agenticai #sql
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@_snowflake_inc just made a MASSIVE move in the data engineering & agentic AI space. I got exclusive access to Snowflake BUILD announcements, and here’s what you need to know: ↳ Snowflake Postgres brings your transactional data (orders, events, clicks) directly into the same secure platform as your analytics and AI. This removes slow and costly ETL pipelines and lets AI agents act on data that’s quickly available. ↳ Horizon Catalog unifies all of your scattered and messy enterprise data into one secure, governance layer. With everything connected from multiple tools and locations into one place, AI agents will get full visibility into the data to make intelligent decisions and take action without sacrificing security (yay, data governance!) The future of data isn’t just building dashboards and storing data. It’s AI agents that understand and act on your data. This is what will ultimately empower the end users and unlock deeper, quicker, and more secure insights. Learn how to turn your data chaos into clarity. #SnowflakePartner #SnowflakeBUILD #dataengineering #agenticai #sql
This is a HUGE AI inflection point. #Ad comment “health” for the link With your permission, @amazon ’s new Health AI agent can connect to your medical records to deliver personalized insights based on your conditions, allergies, and prescriptions—and even help you take action, like connecting with @amazononemedical providers and booking appointments instantly. AI is officially in healthcare, and it’s changing everything. Try Health AI! #Amazon
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This is a HUGE AI inflection point. #Ad comment “health” for the link With your permission, @amazon ’s new Health AI agent can connect to your medical records to deliver personalized insights based on your conditions, allergies, and prescriptions—and even help you take action, like connecting with @amazononemedical providers and booking appointments instantly. AI is officially in healthcare, and it’s changing everything. Try Health AI! #Amazon
how to set corporate boundaries professionally ⬇️ 1. Do not respond to any notifications or messages outside of your working hours. You never want to set the precedent and expectations that you will— because then if you ever don’t your manager will feel let down. 2. Overcommunicate and manage up. If your manager wants to be super hands on, keep them super updated with frequent status updates and decisions. That way they can weigh in if they want to and will build trust in you. 3. Take time for yourself and enjoy your personal life GUILT FREE. Just because they have no hobbies doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your life. Have you had a manager like this? #corporate #tech #manager #womenintech 🏷️ toxic manager, corporate manager, women in tech, tech job, setting boundaries
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how to set corporate boundaries professionally ⬇️ 1. Do not respond to any notifications or messages outside of your working hours. You never want to set the precedent and expectations that you will— because then if you ever don’t your manager will feel let down. 2. Overcommunicate and manage up. If your manager wants to be super hands on, keep them super updated with frequent status updates and decisions. That way they can weigh in if they want to and will build trust in you. 3. Take time for yourself and enjoy your personal life GUILT FREE. Just because they have no hobbies doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your life. Have you had a manager like this? #corporate #tech #manager #womenintech 🏷️ toxic manager, corporate manager, women in tech, tech job, setting boundaries
I went to a live DJ set built with AI. #IBMPartner A developer spent 100 hours attempting to build a DJ software and still couldn’t finish it. Beat matching is deeply mathematical and notoriously hard because it involves perfectly syncing up 2 songs as 1. With @ibm Bob, they finished the entire software in only 15 hours. And the best part is that AI didn’t replace them; they’re still the artist choosing every song and transition. But AI made this difficult project finally possible to do. If you've never heard of IBM Bob, it's an AI development partner that works across your entire software lifecycle, from writing code to actually shipping it. Here's what that actually means in practice for enterprises: ↳ Ship faster without sacrificing quality ↳ Agentic automation with built-in guardrails, security, & compliance ↳ Works across your entire dev lifecycle from design to deployment I loved seeing IBM Bob in action at Red Hat Summit and hearing firsthand how it’s helped real people! Try IBM Bob now.
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I went to a live DJ set built with AI. #IBMPartner A developer spent 100 hours attempting to build a DJ software and still couldn’t finish it. Beat matching is deeply mathematical and notoriously hard because it involves perfectly syncing up 2 songs as 1. With @ibm Bob, they finished the entire software in only 15 hours. And the best part is that AI didn’t replace them; they’re still the artist choosing every song and transition. But AI made this difficult project finally possible to do. If you've never heard of IBM Bob, it's an AI development partner that works across your entire software lifecycle, from writing code to actually shipping it. Here's what that actually means in practice for enterprises: ↳ Ship faster without sacrificing quality ↳ Agentic automation with built-in guardrails, security, & compliance ↳ Works across your entire dev lifecycle from design to deployment I loved seeing IBM Bob in action at Red Hat Summit and hearing firsthand how it’s helped real people! Try IBM Bob now.
My old toxic manager watching this 👁️ 👄 👁️ 🍿 #toxicmanager #tech #womenindata #womenintech #manager
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My old toxic manager watching this 👁️ 👄 👁️ 🍿 #toxicmanager #tech #womenindata #womenintech #manager
how to set corporate boundaries professionally ⬇️ 1. Do not respond to any notifications or messages outside of your working hours. You never want to set the precedent and expectations that you will— becaue then if you ever don’t your manager will feel let down. 2. Overcommunicate and manage up. If your manager wants to be super hands on, keep them super updated with frequent status updates and decisions. That way they can weigh in if they want to and will build trust in you. 3. Take time for yourself and enjoy your personal life GUILT FREE. Just because they have no hobbies doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your life. Have you had a manager like this? #corporate #tech #manager #womenintech 🏷️ toxic manager, corporate manager, women in tech, tech job, setting boundaries
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how to set corporate boundaries professionally ⬇️ 1. Do not respond to any notifications or messages outside of your working hours. You never want to set the precedent and expectations that you will— becaue then if you ever don’t your manager will feel let down. 2. Overcommunicate and manage up. If your manager wants to be super hands on, keep them super updated with frequent status updates and decisions. That way they can weigh in if they want to and will build trust in you. 3. Take time for yourself and enjoy your personal life GUILT FREE. Just because they have no hobbies doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy your life. Have you had a manager like this? #corporate #tech #manager #womenintech 🏷️ toxic manager, corporate manager, women in tech, tech job, setting boundaries
@microsoftdeveloper just announced OpenClaw running natively on Windows 🤯 OpenClaw is one of the most popular GitHub projects of all time— and it now runs natively on Windows. And the security and governance is enforced by the operating system itself, so no rogue agents. This means you can run agents locally, execute multi-step workflows, access files and interact with networks.
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@microsoftdeveloper just announced OpenClaw running natively on Windows 🤯 OpenClaw is one of the most popular GitHub projects of all time— and it now runs natively on Windows. And the security and governance is enforced by the operating system itself, so no rogue agents. This means you can run agents locally, execute multi-step workflows, access files and interact with networks.
Follow for more data & AI! Stop wasting your money on dating apps and just learn Power BI & Excel On a serious note, the Data Visualization World Championship was impressive…. People built entire Power BI workbooks in only 20 min 🤯 I gotta step up my game!!! Microsoft FabCon SQLCon was lit this year 🔥 @microsoft #fabcon #sqlcon #microsoftpartner
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Follow for more data & AI! Stop wasting your money on dating apps and just learn Power BI & Excel On a serious note, the Data Visualization World Championship was impressive…. People built entire Power BI workbooks in only 20 min 🤯 I gotta step up my game!!! Microsoft FabCon SQLCon was lit this year 🔥 @microsoft #fabcon #sqlcon #microsoftpartner
Data analytics vs. Data science in 30 seconds: salary, skills, degree, and least favorite part! Which do you prefer? ⬇️ follow @sundaskhalidd & @jessramosdata #dataanalytics #datascience #data #womenindata #womenintech
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Data analytics vs. Data science in 30 seconds: salary, skills, degree, and least favorite part! Which do you prefer? ⬇️ follow @sundaskhalidd & @jessramosdata #dataanalytics #datascience #data #womenindata #womenintech
My fave stats & math books ⬇️ 🏷️ Save these for later! Comment “books” for the full list in Substack! 1️⃣ How to Lie with Statistics by Darrell Huff 2️⃣ How Chart Lie by Alberto Cairo 3️⃣ Naked Statistics by Charles Wheelan 4️⃣ Humble Pi by Matt Parker 5️⃣ Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
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My fave stats & math books ⬇️ 🏷️ Save these for later! Comment “books” for the full list in Substack! 1️⃣ How to Lie with Statistics by Darrell Huff 2️⃣ How Chart Lie by Alberto Cairo 3️⃣ Naked Statistics by Charles Wheelan 4️⃣ Humble Pi by Matt Parker 5️⃣ Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
Data analytics vs. cybersecurity — which one’s for you? 👀 Follow @JessRamosData & @CyberJasBytes for more data & cybersecurity! 💰 Salary Data Analytics: $70K–$160K Cybersecurity: $140K–$220K 🛠️ Top Skills Data Analytics: SQL, data visualization, business acumen Cybersecurity: Python, communication, risk management 🎓 Education Data Analytics: STEM or business degree preferred — but very self-learnable Cybersecurity: CS or IT degree preferred — but the path is nonlinear, any degree can get you in ❤️ Favorite Part Data Analytics: Solving hard problems and impacting the business Cybersecurity: Directly protecting people’s safety and security 😩 Least Favorite Part Data Analytics: Managing stakeholders and leadership Cybersecurity: Going head-to-head with threat actors and hacks
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Data analytics vs. cybersecurity — which one’s for you? 👀 Follow @JessRamosData & @CyberJasBytes for more data & cybersecurity! 💰 Salary Data Analytics: $70K–$160K Cybersecurity: $140K–$220K 🛠️ Top Skills Data Analytics: SQL, data visualization, business acumen Cybersecurity: Python, communication, risk management 🎓 Education Data Analytics: STEM or business degree preferred — but very self-learnable Cybersecurity: CS or IT degree preferred — but the path is nonlinear, any degree can get you in ❤️ Favorite Part Data Analytics: Solving hard problems and impacting the business Cybersecurity: Directly protecting people’s safety and security 😩 Least Favorite Part Data Analytics: Managing stakeholders and leadership Cybersecurity: Going head-to-head with threat actors and hacks
37% of companies are replacing entry-level roles with AI. IBM just tripled their entry-level hiring instead. 👀 They’re not pretending AI doesn’t replace work, but they literally redesigned the jobs around what AI can’t do yet. Customer interaction, problem solving, supervising AI systems. IBM’s betting that Gen Z’s comfort with AI is an advantage. And they might be onto something! What do you think? is IBM actually ahead of the curve or is it just good PR?
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37% of companies are replacing entry-level roles with AI. IBM just tripled their entry-level hiring instead. 👀 They’re not pretending AI doesn’t replace work, but they literally redesigned the jobs around what AI can’t do yet. Customer interaction, problem solving, supervising AI systems. IBM’s betting that Gen Z’s comfort with AI is an advantage. And they might be onto something! What do you think? is IBM actually ahead of the curve or is it just good PR?
Actually above average because she talked to another person voluntarily
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Actually above average because she talked to another person voluntarily
I’ve more than doubled my business in the past year. I’ve also never been more exhausted in my life. I haven’t taken a real vacation in a long time… So I set up a fleet of AI agents for my team, so I could go to Greece for 10 days. And I actually unplugged 90% of the time. (I tried to unplug 100% of the time but I’m an obsessive entrepreneur) Before I left, I set up three AI agents in @hyperagentapp , a tool that lets you deploy always-on agents connected to your existing tool stack. Here are the 3 agents I built: ↳ A daily briefing agent that ingests my Gmail, Google Calendar, and an AI news feed every morning, prioritizes only high-priority stuff, and posts a Slack summary for my whole team. ↳ A blocker detection agent that monitors my Slack and email for threads where my team is waiting on my input for things like approvals and decisions. This is so helpful because I’m the biggest blocker in my company 😅 ↳ A weekly content performance agent that pulls social media post data, identifies patterns in what’s working best, and sends my team an analytics breakdown. The architecture is simple but so powerful: each agent has its own cloud login, connects to the tools you already use, and runs on a trigger (either a schedule or an inbox event). And the cool thing is that they don’t replace my human team, they work in collaboration with them. And since they worked silently in the background, I was able to unplug a lot and keep my business running. Hyperagent is giving away $500 in credits to the first 500 people to sign up. Comment “AI” to get the link to get $500 credits to build your own agent in Hyperagent! #HyperagentPartner
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I’ve more than doubled my business in the past year. I’ve also never been more exhausted in my life. I haven’t taken a real vacation in a long time… So I set up a fleet of AI agents for my team, so I could go to Greece for 10 days. And I actually unplugged 90% of the time. (I tried to unplug 100% of the time but I’m an obsessive entrepreneur) Before I left, I set up three AI agents in @hyperagentapp , a tool that lets you deploy always-on agents connected to your existing tool stack. Here are the 3 agents I built: ↳ A daily briefing agent that ingests my Gmail, Google Calendar, and an AI news feed every morning, prioritizes only high-priority stuff, and posts a Slack summary for my whole team. ↳ A blocker detection agent that monitors my Slack and email for threads where my team is waiting on my input for things like approvals and decisions. This is so helpful because I’m the biggest blocker in my company 😅 ↳ A weekly content performance agent that pulls social media post data, identifies patterns in what’s working best, and sends my team an analytics breakdown. The architecture is simple but so powerful: each agent has its own cloud login, connects to the tools you already use, and runs on a trigger (either a schedule or an inbox event). And the cool thing is that they don’t replace my human team, they work in collaboration with them. And since they worked silently in the background, I was able to unplug a lot and keep my business running. Hyperagent is giving away $500 in credits to the first 500 people to sign up. Comment “AI” to get the link to get $500 credits to build your own agent in Hyperagent! #HyperagentPartner
Comment “sql” for my youtube video on learning SQL in 2026! I used Python in one data job. I used Power BI in another data job. I used SAS in another data job. I used Sisense in another data job. But in ALL data jobs, I’ve used SQL. SQL has been the common denominator of all my data jobs. And it’s absolutely where you should focus 75% of your (tool-based) learning in your career as a data analyst. Because it’s the common thread between MOST data jobs no matter the company and industry. Don’t get distracted by all the millions of fancy tools and all of the new trending courses. Keep it simple, and go for the biggest ROI for your time. SQL is old. It’s tried and true. And it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. Here’s my roadmap to get started learning it ⬇️ Month 1: ↳ basics ↳ sorting ↳ filtering ↳ aggregating / grouping ↳ string manipulation ↳ date manipulation ↳ data cleaning Month 2: ↳ joins ↳ CTEs ↳ Subqueries ↳ set operations ↳ window functions Month 3: ↳ case studies ↳ business application ↳ full projects #sql #dataanalytics #datascience #roadmap 🏷️ data, data analytics, data science, roadmap, sql roadmap, project
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Comment “sql” for my youtube video on learning SQL in 2026! I used Python in one data job. I used Power BI in another data job. I used SAS in another data job. I used Sisense in another data job. But in ALL data jobs, I’ve used SQL. SQL has been the common denominator of all my data jobs. And it’s absolutely where you should focus 75% of your (tool-based) learning in your career as a data analyst. Because it’s the common thread between MOST data jobs no matter the company and industry. Don’t get distracted by all the millions of fancy tools and all of the new trending courses. Keep it simple, and go for the biggest ROI for your time. SQL is old. It’s tried and true. And it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. Here’s my roadmap to get started learning it ⬇️ Month 1: ↳ basics ↳ sorting ↳ filtering ↳ aggregating / grouping ↳ string manipulation ↳ date manipulation ↳ data cleaning Month 2: ↳ joins ↳ CTEs ↳ Subqueries ↳ set operations ↳ window functions Month 3: ↳ case studies ↳ business application ↳ full projects #sql #dataanalytics #datascience #roadmap 🏷️ data, data analytics, data science, roadmap, sql roadmap, project

Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️ (@jessramosdata) Instagram Stats & Analytics

Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️ (@jessramosdata) has 184K Instagram followers with a 0.50% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 341 posts, Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️ received 891K total likes and 167M impressions, averaging 2.61K likes per post. This page tracks Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️'s performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️ (@jessramosdata) has 184K Instagram followers as of September 2026.
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Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️'s Instagram engagement rate is 0.50% over the last 12 months, based on 341 posts.
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Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️ received 891K total likes across 341 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 2.61K likes per post.
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Jess Ramos | Tech, AI, & Data⚡️'s Instagram content generated 167M total impressions over the last 12 months.