I am currently a Senior Analyst at The New York Times within the Data & Insights Group. My focus is primarily on developing pipelines used for subscriber and revenue analysis as well as Wall Street reporting. My efforts have contributed to improved data quality, lower costs, and analytical scalability. Prior to joining the New York Times, I was a Senior Consultant at EY focused on analyzing and deriving insights from client-provided data, primarily in the Financial Services, Pharmaceuticals and Public sectors. I also hold a Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Data Science from Davidson College where I was also a Division I scholar athlete and am currently pursuing my Master's of Science in Data Science at the University of Texas, further increasing my analytical toolkit. My technical proficiencies include:• ETL and data quality automation (Alteryx, Apache Airflow, dbt, Monte Carlo) • Technical data coding (Python, SQL)• Advanced data science techniques (Clustering, Regression, Times Series Analysis)• Data visualization (Power BI, Tableau)On my own time, I like to post articles related to Sports, Economics, Statistics, and Music - https://medium.com/@malcolmmccabe
Listed skills include Python, Microsoft Office, Teamwork, Microsoft Excel, and 5 others.