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CAREERAt Ernst & Young, I'm currently working on data analytics initiatives within the Strategy and Transactions division, where I collaborate closely with cross-functional teams to deliver actionable insights that drive business growth and innovation. I've developed a foundation in data analytics and visualization, specializing in tools like PowerBI. My journey in consulting began at Accenture Poland, where I served as a Junior Analyst - Data Reviewer. Prior to that, I worked as an Online Tutor at Skyeng, where I leveraged my expertise in business English to deliver engaging and effective language instruction.STUDIESEducation has been a cornerstone of my professional development. I hold a Master of Science in Big Data from Kozminski University, where I was honored with the Rector’s Scholarship, recognizing my academic excellence and dedication to my field. My Bachelor's degree in Management, also from Kozminski University, provided me with a solid understanding of enterprise management and strategic decision-making. Additionally, I pursued studies in International Business at EDHEC Business School in Nice, France.MARKETING INTERESTI am passionate about the intersection of marketing and consumer behaviour. My Master’s thesis, "Luxury Meets Sport: Sentiment and Engagement Analysis of Co-Branding and Consumers’ Perception," reflects my interest in understanding how brands connect with their audiences. I also contributed to the Guess Gen Z Lab, a marketing project by Guess Europe, where creative thinking and teamwork led to the development of innovative strategies aimed at engaging Gen Z consumers. These experiences have fueled my ambition to pursue marketing initiatives that leverage data-driven insights.My skill set encompasses not only technical proficiency in data analytics tools but also strong communication, analytical, and interpersonal skills. I thrive in fast-paced environments, adapt quickly to new challenges, and am passionate about continuous learning and professional growth.