I have a master's in mathematics with a concentration in statistics. My strong suit is regression analysis and I primarily use R/R Studio and SAS for my in depth data analytics projects. I also have experience and use SQL, PowerBI, and Looker. I've been doing data analytics professionally for over 5 years now.After I got my Masters, my first job was as an Instructor at the University of North Georgia where I designed curriculum and I was responsible for the care and personal development of roughly 100 students per semester. This really showed the importance of how to communicate complex concepts in easy to understand terms for non-technical audiences. Teaching was a super rewarding profession, but I missed more hands-on experiences. So I hit the ground running as a data analyst at CULS. There, I implemented a data dictionary as well as a report dictionary. I also developed Loss Curves and Delinquency reports for the Executive team to take to the board to make decisions about the company in regards to pricing models and the overall outlook/plan for the year. This really showed me about the importance of setting expectations upfront in order to successfully meet goals and support the team I was a part of.I carried this all into my current role where I’ve gotten to take on the challenge of dealing with a larger variety of data sets such as accounting info, net promoter scores, customer surveys, recon data,etc. And collaborating with different stakeholders across a larger company. I also do a lot of cross-training in my current role so we’re consistently training one-another, giving quality and timely feedback, learning new techniques, and empowering each other to be as successful as possible in our roles by delivering actionable insights in our reporting, and having clear concise communication.