Daniel Carr Email & Phone Number

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

As the Specialist on the Analytics team at SaskEnergy, I lead reporting and data analysis initiatives. I leverage a variety of data sources to support decision-making and drive the organization towards its strategic goals.

As a Senior Data Analyst at SaskEnergy, I play a leadership role on a dynamic team focused on improving decision-making processes through innovative reporting and analytics solutions. Collaborating closely with various departments, I identify opportunities for process enhancement and develop tailored analytics strategies to meet specific needs.In my role, I design and implement advanced analytics solutions, leveraging relational data models to drive insights and support informed decision-making. Utilizing tools like Power BI and SQL Data Warehouses, I create reports that enable stakeholders to extract actionable insights from complex datasets.Beyond my technical duties, I support the performance of the analytics team by providing mentorship and training to new and junior members. Additionally, I actively engage in project management, collaborating across teams to prioritize and execute analytics initiatives that enhance organizational efficiency.

As a Geographic Information Systems Analyst at SaskEnergy, I developed GIS based solutions with the intention of improving business processes within the organization. I coordinated the development of GIS data, products, and applications. I played a role in managing the organization's ArcGIS Enterprise implementation. I worked with enterprise databases such as SQL Server, and perform data analysis. I use Python scripting and other similar tools to automate workflows, increase efficiency, and more.

Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

I owned and operated a small business that used fixed-wing drones to provide spatial data and analysis to agricultural producers in Saskatchewan. I collected imagery data using multispectral sensors and processed this data using photogrammetry software. The result was orthomosaic maps, elevation models and vegetation indexes. GIS software was used to analyze the data through methods such as imagery classification, low-point/sink identification, hot spot analysis, crop prescriptions, and more. The map product was delivered to the client through through map layouts, GIS data files such as shapefiles, or as web maps in an online web portal.