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Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Westborough, Ma

Greater Seattle Area

Apply scientific techniques and develop complex, large-scale models that address business, economic, and workforce development issues. Engage in client acquisition and communication.FUNCTIONAL SKILLSEconomic forecasting and impact analysis-Develop techniques to process large datasets (e.g. translated 6 million Department of Defense transaction records into local employment, wage, and revenue impacts)-Create automated systems to gather and process data (e.g. programmed a web scraper to download metadata on Washington State businesses)-Identify and develop potential solutions for forecasted gaps in labor supply and demand in targeted industries and geographies-Model in R, Python, SQL, ExcelCommunications-Investigate stakeholder perceptions using surveys and in-depth interviews-Communicate results to industry leaders and government officials through written reports, presentations, and data visualizations/infographicsProject management-Collaborate with potential clients to define analytic needs and develop scope of services-Coordinate research and economics team to complete deliverables on time and on budget

Greater Seattle Area

Analyzed and reported on the direct impact of Washington’s high technology B&O tax credit to beneficiaries and wrote articles on issues in clean technology for the WCTA’s blog.

Supervised, mentored, and tutored twenty to twenty-four high school Juniors and Seniors. Coordinated Speaker’s Days in D.C., which included U.S. Representatives, professional journalists, and other prominent speakers; served in a disciplinary role as needed; organized and staffed trips to various locations around Washington D.C.; managed the Junior Statesmen Foundation office on campus; completed other clerical and advising duties.

Boston

Worked in a team of three research assistants coding and assembling data from a significant study conducted by Dr. Scott Seider. Assisted in developing the initial data structure for use in Dr. Seider’s ongoing research.

Master Of Arts (Ma), Political Science And Government, Gpa: 3.81 (4.00 Scale)

Activities and Societies: Pi Sigma Alpha, National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Bachelor'S Degree, Political Science And Government