About me

I just wrapped an in-person Data Analytics training program where I learned to clean, model, and visualize data end-to-end. Before that, I spent a few years in roles where I was already the unofficial "spreadsheet person" — this felt like the natural next step.

I care most about the "so what?" of analysis. A dashboard is only useful if a decision changes because of it. Every project in this portfolio ends with a measurable outcome — time saved, revenue lifted, or a clearer next step.

When I'm not analyzing data, I'm probably reading about behavioral economics, brewing pour-over coffee, or chasing a new running route.