I'm one of the most meticulous people you will ever meet. Numbers and data are my friends and they show me insights other people can't see.
I'm originally from Texas and am now exploring what Boston has to offer. Before moving, I studied Mathematics at the University of Pittsburgh where I cultivated a deep love for cryptography. I see data analysis as a fundamental stepping stone to cryptography; there is so much to evaluate when security is involved.
Some of my hobbies include: reading, running, drawing, playing instruments, and writing poetry. I enjoy implementing my creative background into finding solutions for logic-based issues, it offers a different perspective and that can be incredibly helpful.
I'm not a contractor, let's pretend there's some impressive names here.
Sungrow USA
Data Analyst
● Rectified over $7M of service ops expenses through a personally developed data cleaning program. Oversaw and maintained the integrity of data collection and invoicing processes by implementing automations in Airtable.
● Maintained project and cost databases for more than 300 project sites. This data was used by stakeholders across service operations, finance, and project management.
● Produced monthly, quarterly, and ad-hoc reports (with the use of Power BI) that covered actionable items, expense breakdowns, and performance highlights
Sandstone
Business Analyst
● Consolidated public company data to evaluate potential partnerships based on a personalized rating system dependent on KPIs
● Analyzed statistical information gathered with HubSpot to establish standard outreach practices and applied adjustments based on findings
Iris - Citibank
Data Analyst Consultant
● Developed Java programs that streamlined projects by reducing data quality concerns in large unstandardized JSON files. These programs reduced hours of manual work by automating common processes and by compensating for SQL’s incompatibility with unstructured data.
● Performed data mapping between chatbot dictionaries to help train Citibank’s B2C chatbot
University of Pittsburgh