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Pittsburgh, Pa, Us

United States

Consulting & Client Engagement: Lead multiple high-stakes engagements with Fortune 500 clients, managing relationships, gathering requirements, and presenting tailored data solutions. My role includes conducting client meetings, setting project expectations, and delivering actionable insights, ensuring satisfaction and long-term value creation.Data Science & Analytics: Developed weekly price recommendation models for Amazon ASINs, integrating competitive analysis, seller performance, and margin targets. Utilized NLP and sentiment analysis to assess client survey feedback, leading to internal consulting improvements. Built end-of-life part forecasts using ARIMA, ETS, Prophet, and XGBoost, optimizing inventory management for discontinued replacement parts.Business Intelligence: Developed customized HTML reports that surpassed the limitations of traditional formats like PDF/Word/PowerPoint, offering advanced features and portability. Maintained 5 Tableau workbooks on the client's Tableau Server, delivering dashboards that provided a single view of seller performance on Amazon. These insights helped manage $30M in annual sales across 6,000 SKUs. Created competitive marketplace reports using web scraping to highlight missed revenue opportunities and counterfeit activity, helping clients strategize product offerings. Data Engineering: Designed and implemented robust ETL pipelines, ingesting data from FTP, Google Drive, Amazon S3, and various databases into our internal systems. Enhanced existing workflows to streamline the ingestion and transformation of large datasets across clients.DevOps & Infrastructure: Standardized the use of Git and GitHub for version control and project management, ensuring the accuracy and integrity of SQL queries across client projects. Established database schemas and standards for client data, ensuring consistency in our project folder structures, both locally and in development environments, akin to AWS EC2 and S3.

Morton Grove, Illinois, United States

Excess & Obsolete Disposition Project: Applied DMAIC/DMADV methodologies to develop a process for reducing excess and obsolete materials in warehouses, projected to generate $1M–$4M in savings over 3–5 years. Created a cross-departmental E&O task force, leveraging Process Flowcharts, Value Stream Mapping, and Control Charts to improve material rework, resale, and disposal practices.Continuous Improvement Workshops: Led and facilitated various workshops focused on Lean methodologies, 5S, FMEA, and Process Capability Analysis, driving continuous improvement initiatives and fostering a culture of operational excellence across multiple sites.

Uniontown, Pennsylvania, United States

Excess & Obsolete Disposition Project: Applied DMAIC/DMADV methodologies to develop a process for reducing excess and obsolete materials in warehouses, projected to generate $1M–$4M in savings over 3–5 years. Created a cross-departmental E&O task force, leveraging Process Flowcharts, Value Stream Mapping, and Control Charts to improve material rework, resale, and disposal practices.SQL Reporting & Automation: Created SQL-based ad-hoc reports to validate supplier quotes, synchronize lot sizes, and measure excess inventory across work cells, improving decision-making and alignment across departments.Tableau Reporting: Designed Tableau dashboards for internal audit teams, measuring forecasting accuracy, product quality benchmarks, and KPIs for units produced. These dashboards provided real-time insights, aiding strategic planning for Quality and Finance teams.

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States

As a Teaching Assistant at West Virginia University from August 2019 to May 2021, I contributed to the academic development of students across multiple courses in the Industrial Engineering department. I assisted in teaching: - IENG 220: Re-engineering Management Systems,- IENG 305: Intro to Systems Engineering,- IENG 331: Computer Applications in Industrial Engineering, and - IENG 445: Project Management for Engineers. Throughout these roles, I gained valuable skills in teaching and curriculum development. My responsibilities included conducting lectures, leading lab sessions, grading assignments, and providing one-on-one support to students, helping them grasp complex concepts and apply theoretical knowledge to practical projects.

Mcconnellsburg, Pa

During my internship at JLG Industries, I worked on both long-term and short-term projects that significantly improved operational efficiency and quality control. For the Test – Inspect – Green Tag (TIG) Line, I conducted a comprehensive 6S audit, removing unnecessary equipment and parts from workstations and organizing the layout to enhance efficiency. I developed detailed Standard Work Instructions (SWIs) from scratch for all five stations of the TIG Line, covering three different products to ensure consistent and efficient processes. Additionally, I implemented a scanner-based system for defect entry into Electronic Quality Control (EQC), standardizing the process, reducing variability in defect types, and improving data collection. In a short-term project focused on the Tire Manipulator, I created detailed floor plans for current and future station layouts using laser measurements and AutoCAD.

West Virginia

As a 4-H Extension Camp Instructor, I served as a solid role model for young people, demonstrating fourfold development through collaboration with 4-H agents, leaders, and youth in the design and delivery of camps and educational programs. After completing a week-long training program, I spent a full summer practicing and honing my skills, resulting in demonstrated competency in various areas. I developed a professional identity as a competent leader and facilitator, communicated effectively, and guided others in gaining greater personal and social awareness. I integrated recreational and educational programs into camp designs, complied with state and national camping guidelines, and exemplified development in the areas of head, heart, hands, and health. Additionally, I gained knowledge of West Virginia’s 4-H camp traditions and songs, upheld WVU Extension Service mission and values regarding youth development and diversity, maintained enthusiasm throughout long days, developed flexibility in changing roles and responsibilities, and acted as an agent of positive youth development.

Summersville, Wv

While in high school, I worked part-time at my family's business, Cafe Acropolis, from August 2013 to July 2017. Initially, I served as a server and dishwasher, where I gathered and delivered food and drink orders for 2-6 tables at a time and assisted the chef by creating side dishes during busy nights. Later, I advanced to the role of Assistant Manager and Host, where I scheduled worker shifts and rotations, managed the cash register for all checks, welcomed and seated guests, and assigned tables to waiters. This experience taught me valuable skills in customer service, team management, and multitasking.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Industrial Engineering, Graduate

Activities and Societies: IISE, Collegiate 4-H

High School Diploma, Education

Activities and Societies: Football, Track & Field, Orchestra, Student Council, FBLA, Interact