With an educational background in criminal justice and early experience in law enforcement and crime analysis, I bring an emphasis on broader context and individual harms to the fraud realm. In my six years working with fraud data, I have helped to stand up three emerging fraud programs and have experience with the detailed problems of fraud in state and federal programs, including medical provider fraud, unemployment, government benefits, financial fraud, and insider threats. While my early experiences in the industry focused heavily on advanced Excel and GIS skills to document the relationship between space, time, and crime, I have since developed into an analyst who works heavily in SQL and Python with insights into a variety of programs and operating procedures. Working in an Agile environment while developing and monitoring a full data pipeline in one role, I became interested the broader Agile methodology and sought on my own to become certified as a Professional Scrum Master. Since then, I have transitioned from individual contributor to a leadership role.
Listed skills include Research, Microsoft Office, Social Media, Microsoft Excel, and 32 others.