Matthew Short is a Data and BI Analyst at Edward Jones at Edward Jones. Colleagues describe him as "I wholeheartedly recommend Matt for any role related to Business Intelligence or analytical reporting. I've had the privilege of collaborating with Matt for the past six years, and his consistent delivery of exceptional results has been nothing short of impressive. In fact, I have personally recruited Matt to join other organizations I've been a part of, attesting to his remarkable skills and dedication. Hiring Matt brings numerous advantages to your team. He is an individual committed to continuous learning, with an unwavering passion for analytics. Matt's ability to swiftly become a subject matter expert is a testament to his work ethic and intellectual curiosity. He never settles for mediocrity and, with his inquisitive mind, ensures a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter from top to bottom. It has been a source of pride for me to work alongside Matt for an extended period, and I am confident that he will make a significant and positive contribution to any team he joins in the future." and "For me, the single most important factor for enjoying (or not enjoying) work are your immediate coworkers. I had the pleasure of working with Matt for 6 years on the same data analysis team at Cerner Corporation. I was the SME for information security, and Matt for hardware, network, and software asset management. When a zero-day vulnerability would occur, Matt and I worked closely together to help the business find and remediate vulnerable instances. You never knew when these kinds of fire-drills would occur, but Matt understood the impact, and his position as a knowledge expert on the data coming from our discovery tools made him invaluable. This wasn't Matt's primary job, in fact it probably should have been mine, but we couldn't do it without him. Matt was also always joyful at work. He brought life and levity to the workplace, and to team meetings. Some humorless people might call him "the King of not-funny", but those people are wrong. Matt made the workplace more enjoyable, and he did that with integrity and without losing focus on what was important to the business."