* Built an automated quality measurement reporting platform in RMarkdown to provide easy-to-navigate and client-friendly analytic reports* Worked with our Product Development team to assess alternative accreditation scoring scenarios for a proposed revamp of our accreditation products* Worked with our Performance Measurement team to ingest, clean, analyze, and report out quality measurement field test data from health plans* Worked in collaboration with our research team at Johns Hopkins University to analyze survey, interview, and social network data using Configurational Comparative Methods (CCMs)* Mentored fellow members of the Data Science team and demonstrated the benefits of modern analysis and productivity tools, including RStudio, RMarkdown, git, and Microsoft Azure Devops in everyday workflows

* Analyzed and interpreted A/B tests of the company's web platform.* Built and analyzed multivariate regression models to addresses questions from internal clients. * Developed segmentation and classification models from behavioral, demographic, and survey data for a market segmentation of sales regions.* Created a recommendation system from a network graph model of vendor review data, used to suggest wedding vendors to consumers in the wedding planning phase.* Annually designed, sampled for, deployed, and analyzed results from a survey of consumers in 13 countries to estimate WeddingWire's total addressable market (TAM).* Managed the Data Science team's ad-hoc data request system, prioritizing incoming data requests and delegating the work across the team.* Collaborated frequently with the Marketing, Product, Sales, and Executive teams to brainstorm and answer research questions.* Partnered closely and frequently with the Data Engineering team to query from and write to the company's global databases.

* Core faculty member of the UMass Computational Social Science Initiative (CSSI), an interdisciplinary research group for scholarly work involving large-scale data analysis utilizing methods from social network analysis and computer science, with applications in the social sciences.* Presented at the meetings of the American Sociological Association (ASA), the International Network for Social Network Analysis (INSNA), and the Joint Japan/North America Mathematical Sociology Conference.* Supervised graduate and undergraduate student theses and research projects.* Taught graduate- and undergraduate-level courses; taught several workshops on methods for social network data collection and analysis to audiences of academics and practitioners.