I am a statistician with a proven track record of methodological research and customer service in business-to-business settings. I work best in roles that involve both technical statistics and client consultation. As a statistician, my main strengths are in mathematical statistics, Monte Carlo simulations, survival analysis, and regression modelling. I thrive in building rigorous algorithms to solve complex problems, and I excel at fostering relationships with clients, crafting research strategies for business problems, and developing actionable insights from data. I have worked in industrial analytics, HIV research, cancer surveillance, operational risk management, marketing analytics, and measurement analytics for consumer packaged goods (CPG).I currently work as a Senior Data Scientist on the Advanced Analytics team at Acosta. I use advanced methods in statistics and mathematics to evaluate retail coverage for manufacturers in the field of consumer packaged goods (CPG). The 4 main components of my job are methodological research, business consultation, project management, and product development. My main programming language in this role is Python. I use SQL and PySparks in Databricks to extract data from Acosta's internal data platform.Programming languages: Python, R, MATLAB, SAS, SQLAnalytical software: JMP, Microsoft Excel, KNIME, Alteryx, SAS Enterprise Miner, SAS Enterprise Guide, ENVISIONIn my spare time, I have developed a popular blog called The Chemical Statistician, expanded it to include video tutorials on YouTube, and hosted a talk show about math, science, and economics called The Central Equilibrium. I have actively promoted my work on Twitter and LinkedIn. I use all of these media to share my knowledge about statistics, mathematics, data analysis, machine learning, chemistry, and career advice.I am an outstanding public speaker, having presented topics on statistics and career development at industrial and academic conferences throughout Canada, including the Annual Meeting of the Statistical Society of Canada (SSC). I organized the Southern Ontario Regional Association (SORA) of the Statistical Society of Canada's Business Analytics Seminar Series in 2012-2013.
Listed skills include Statistics, Data Analysis, R, Sas, and 46 others.