Turning raw operational data into decisions — SQL, Python, and dashboards grounded in real business questions.
Transitioning into a data analysis role built on integrity, a strong work ethic, and reliable, well-reasoned decision-making. Background spans freelance data-entry work, digital marketing performance for advertising clients, and ongoing management of a family property business. Through an intensive data analytics bootcamp, sharpened technical skills in SQL, spreadsheets, Python, and Tableau — paired with a detail-oriented, stakeholder-focused approach to communicating insight.
Formal engineering training combined with focused, applied data-analytics training.
End-to-end applied training in data analysis — from framing business problems and processing data to building visualizations with Spreadsheets, SQL, Python, Power BI, and Tableau.
Roles that built a foundation in data handling, accuracy under volume, and performance-driven decision-making.
Applied analytics work — from raw data to a model with a measurable operational recommendation.
Cleaned and analyzed a 79,107-row logistics dataset in Python (pandas, geopy, scikit-learn/XGBoost) — engineering shipping-distance and processing-time features to isolate supply chain bottlenecks behind a 57.27% late-delivery rate. Compared Logistic Regression, Random Forest, and XGBoost to predict at-risk shipments, then built an interactive Tableau dashboard to surface late-rate drivers by shipping mode, region, and profit trend for stakeholders.
Findings pointed to shipping SLA as the strongest driver of delays — the "First Class" mode carried a 100% late rate — with destination region as a secondary factor. Built as a risk-scoring model, XGBoost's output could flag high-risk orders before dispatch, projecting the late rate down from 57.27% to roughly 25.6%.