I am a recent UCLA graduate with a B.A. in Economics and dual minors in Digital Humanities and Film, Television, & Digital Media. My Economics background has sharpened my analytical and critical thinking, teaching me the value of diligence in facing challenges, while my Digital Humanities coursework has enabled me to approach problems creatively and collaboratively, in cross-functional teams on quarter-long projects. I gained extensive experience working with complex datasets, leveraging tools like Excel, SQL, Python, R, and Tableau, to successfully solve problems, identify trends, and produce insightful reports. As a Digital Initiatives and IT Assistant at UCLA Library's Modern Endangered Archives Program, I led exploratory data analysis in a newly established data lab. I developed focused research questions to guide analytic work and transform archival data into actionable insights. My work included executing data mining on 26,000+ entries across six archival collections, generating Tableau visualizations that were used in a high-impact presentation. Additionally, I completed a 5-month-long metadata cleanup project, standardizing 16 collections pre-publication to ensure data accuracy and uniformity. Driven by a passion for the transformative power of data analytics, I am dedicated to enhancing my expertise and ensuring I can contribute meaningfully to any organization. What sets me apart as a candidate is my innovative approach to problem-solving, strong sense of responsibility, and commitment to continuous learning.