My Profile
My Profile

About me

Hi, I’m a student majoring in Business Analytics at CSUCI. My current objectives are to expand my knowledge of data analytics, data visualization, cutting-edge AI tools, and tech industry knowledge. My career goal is to become an expert in my space and develop great applications, then become a business consultant specializing in automation, efficiency, and custom applications.

Academic Background

I’m currently pursuing an MS in Business Analytics at CSUCI. I previously studied Data Science with UCLA Extension, Supply Chain Management with Rutgers Online, and Theoretical Linguistics at UC Santa Cruz.

Professional Background

I have many years of experience as so many things at quite a few places. Recently, I have been working as a BI and AI Developer for an insurance investigation firm.

Experience with Excel

I have 4 years of prior experience with Microsoft Excel. I have used Excel to organize data, work with formulas, build reports, and make information easier to understand.

Experience with R, Python, PowerBI, & Tableau

I have 2 years of prior experience with Python, mostly focused on programming fundamentals, data analysis, and learning how to solve problems with code. I also have experience with Power BI and am currently learning R through this course. I have limited experience with Tableau, but I am interested in improving my data visualization skills across different tools.

Experience with other analytic software

I have prior experience with PowerApps, Power Automate, and AI tools. Most of my recent work has focused on building applications, improving workflows, automating processes, and using technology to make business operations more efficient.

Why Business Analytics?

Business analytics is interesting to me because it connects data, technology, and decision-making. I like building tools that make work easier, reduce manual effort, and help people understand what is happening in a business. My goal is to keep improving in this space and use analytics to support better operations.

A Quick R Demo

This is a simple example using R to calculate the average of a few numbers and create a small chart.

# My favorite numbers
x <- c(4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42)

mean(x)
## [1] 18
barplot(
  x,
  names.arg = c("A", "B", "C", "D", "E", "F"),
  main = "My Numbers",
  xlab = "Category",
  ylab = "Value"
)