Data
Ask questions, test ideas, and see what the numbers actually support.
about me / who I am
Math taught me to look for structure; psychology taught me to pay attention to people. I enjoy using data to connect the two, and I like making small automations that make everyday tasks less tedious.
Ask questions, test ideas, and see what the numbers actually support.
Use Python and Excel to handle the routine steps.
Read closely, compare sources, and follow a question until the picture is clear.
coursework / personal projects
Regression practice with model checks, imputation, and synthetic data.
A Python tool that turns saved job links into organized Excel rows.
An insurance analysis comparing Poisson and negative binomial models for claim counts.
experience / beyond the projects
I've worked in classrooms, campus recreation, and medical records. Each role taught me to pay attention, explain things patiently, and follow through.
I helped students work through linear algebra, noticed where people were getting stuck, and made abstract ideas feel less intimidating.
I answered questions, handled issues as they came up, and kept things moving in a busy student-facing space.
I checked patient records for missing or inconsistent information and learned how important accuracy is when the details are sensitive.