With over five years in the electric utility industry, I work closely with engineers in the resource planning department to assess future power generation options through cost-effectiveness studies. We evaluate factors like fuel needs, capital requirements, and how new assets will integrate with our existing systems. This work helps address future capacity reserve margins and other key priorities.In my role, I use marginal thinking to analyze various scenarios, comparing potential costs and benefits. These insights support leadership in the decision-making process.Currently, I’m pursuing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a Finance concentration and a College of Engineering Graduate Certificate in Pathway to Computing, which leads to a Master’s in Computer Science (MSCS). This combination aims to enhance my business and technical skills. Additionally, I enjoy mentoring aspiring analysts, helping them develop their skills and approach to data. I also focus on creating a collaborative environment that values teamwork and data-driven insights.
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