Business Analytics & Intelligence

I turn raw data into decisions people actually make.

A portfolio of dashboards, models, and reports built while studying Business Analytics & Intelligence — real business questions, real numbers, answers someone could act on Monday morning.

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Selected work

Case studies, not just charts.

How I work

Every project follows the same five steps.

01

Define the question

Pin down the decision someone needs to make, not just the metric they asked for.

02

Collect & audit

Pull the data, check it against a second source, and document what's missing.

03

Clean & model

Structure the data so the answer holds up under a follow-up question.

04

Analyze & visualize

Build the smallest chart that makes the finding obvious, not the busiest one.

05

Present & recommend

End with a recommendation and what it would take to be wrong about it.

Toolkit

What I build with.

Analysis
SQLPython (pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn)RExcel & Power QueryStatistics & A/B testing
Visualization & BI
Power BITableauLooker StudioDAX
Foundations
Data modelingETL basicsKPI designForecastingStakeholder reporting

Education

Grounded in the fundamentals.

Add your dates

B.S./B.A., Business Analytics & Intelligence

Your university name here. Coursework in statistics, data modeling, business intelligence tools, and applied analytics projects.

Certifications

Add certifications as you earn them

e.g. Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst, Google Data Analytics, Tableau Desktop Specialist.

About

I like the moment a dataset stops being confusing.

I studied Business Analytics & Intelligence, which means I've spent the last few years going back and forth between spreadsheets, SQL queries, and the people who actually have to act on what they find. This site collects the projects from that time — some from coursework, some self-directed — that best show how I approach a problem.

I'm most interested in the handoff: taking a pile of numbers nobody wants to look at and turning it into three sentences a manager can actually use. Replace this paragraph with your own story, tools you favor, and what kind of analytics work you're looking for next.

Get in touch

Have a dataset that needs a story? Let's talk.