Responsible for communicating Oracle Analytics' vision, strategy, customer stories, and roadmap to the Analytics & BI industry analysts.

Customers. First and Foremost! As part of the Product Strategy Analyst Relations team, I am responsible for amplifying the stories and successes of our Oracle Analytics Leaders to industry-leading analysts, including, but not limited to, Gartner, IDC, Forrester Research. Through my inquiries with the Analyst Community, I further shape our Oracle and Oracle Analytics message and story.Additionally, I had led initiatives to generate the Voice of the Oracle Analytics Customers for Peer-to-Peer sites, such as Gartner Peer Insights and G2. In doing so, I established company-wide best practices in sourcing customers' product feedback.As I Senior Product Manager on the Oracle Analytics Product Strategy team, I am responsible for the Analyst Relations product strategy and portfolio which includes the Oracle Analytics Cloud, Oracle Analytics Server, Fusion Analytics, NetSuite Analytics, and operational reporting for Oracle Cloud Applications such as ERP, SCM, HCM, and CX.

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Inspire11 is a full service, digital and management consulting firm dedicated to making an impact for our clients, employees and communities. We believe in creating cultures of effortless innovation and experimentation so our clients can build brands and companies that people love.The 11 in our name is significant in that it represents going above and beyond expectations…in everything we do. Our focus is on the perfect alignment of our proven, talented consultants with our clients' most strategic and innovative initiatives.

o Assisted in the build of Apollo’s crypto-research platform o Supported Apollo’s crypto-mining operations

As a part-time employee and a full-time undergraduate student, I worked for X-Grain Sportswear overlooking several operations including:- Handling of logistics for ordering fabrics from Southeast Asian partners- Reporting on Supply Chain data and escalating issues to the upper management team- Leading best practice process training for aeoon digital printer usage- Preparing merchandise and laser cutting projects- Attending retail trade shows and meeting directly with consumers to effectively introduce our products

Label Insight works to capture, analyze and enrich data contained on the packaging and labeling of food, pet food, personal care and household products. Their unique technology powers value across a broad spectrum of market segments and a diverse ecosystem of businesses and systems. Solving Transparency is based on the idea that rich, complete product data can deliver tangible business results to those wrestling with the challenges of product transparency. I was able to become deeply integrated into Label Insight's database and I worked to increase efficiency from Label Insight's external workers. I did this through creating dashboard analyses and reports in the business intelligence software Looker. These analyses showed how each department performed on weekly basis and it allowed me to have data that supported my claims on where they needed to improve.

• Expanded SQL knowledge, querying relevant data from client databases and cleansing data in preparation for visualizations tailored to the unique problems of clients• Built 4 complete interactive dashboards, concretely suggesting solutions to problems in sales• Generated in-depth reports on the usage of 7 advanced analytics functions providing statistically uninformed clients with the ability to derive value from quantitative methods• Introduced to data warehousing techniques, structuring data to allow for relevant extraction, unveiled the benefits of an iterative agile methodology for timely delivery of projects

I worked on a data research team that analyzed Iowa's labor data from 2006-2015 from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Our end goal was to create an "Iowa Economic Report with a Dubuque, IA Focus." Throughout our research, we gathered actionable data that included the regions of Iowa, the annual median salary, the 90th percentile of salaries, the total employment, the types of employment and several other forms of data that pertained to finding out more about Iowa's labor force. We grouped the top 22 occupation types into 3 main categories, which were Professional Occupations, Personal Services, and Manual Labor. We were able to create visualizations that showed the change in median salaries over time, the share of local employment falls of the three occupational categories and how this ‘share’ has been changing over time. It was advantageous to see which occupation type made how much in a specific area of Iowa in a specific year and being able to present these findings to the students and faculty of Loras was a great experience.

As a research analyst for Loras College's Analytics MBA department, I was able to complete summer research project under the direction of Analytics Director Daniel Conway. By being able to actually enroll in the online Analytics MBA course, I was able to strengthen my analysis and application skills. I did so by learning from the online MBA course's topics of Text Mining, Data Modeling & Predictive Analytics that were covered in the certification program, as well as giving the MBA department my feedback on the course and where I felt improvements were needed. Being able to come back to school the following fall for my sophomore year with an MBA certificate program completed gave me an advantage in the sense of knowledge and confidence in the Business Analytics field.