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DATA ANALYTICS
Expert at data wrangling, ETL, and latest analytical tools to conduct through quantitative analysis.
VISUALIZATIONS
Design and develop compelling data visualizations via a variety of techniques such as Tableau, R, Excel.
MACHINE LEARNING
Research and implement appropriate Machine Learning algorithms and tools to discover solutions hidden in large data sets.
BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE
Translate data into actionable business insights to drive business values and find business solutions.
MARKET RESEARCH
Gather and organize information on target markets uncovering key insights.
STORYTELLER/ COMMUNICATOR
Measure, visualize, and communicate complex analytics to technical and nontechnical audiences with clarity, precision, and influence through a compelling narrative.
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A beginning to unsupervised machine learning
Last week we learned about using macros in SAS. To be honest, in the beginning, I found it really difficult, but after reviewing it few …
Macros – the key to efficient data processing
My first introduction to Macro was in Microsoft Excel with VBA Macros. I haven’t used it extensively, but my last job required me to work …
Struggle with PROC SQL in SAS
This week had a good surprise. We learned about data wrangling in SAS using SQL language. I wasn’t expecting to learn SQL in the MSBA …
From zero to 270 lines of SAS coding and lessons learned
It’s my second week of learning to program in SAS. This week, we were introduced to the process of Data Wrangling. Data Wrangling is the …
Everybody has to start somewhere
“Everybody has to start somewhere. You have your whole future ahead of you. Perfection doesn’t happen right away.” Haruki Murakami Everybody has to start somewhere, …
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