Lead hospital rating creation for 50+ cohorts, patient safety, and patient experience indicators. Review, revise, and create new statistical methodology for hospital evaluations and ratings. Utilize statistical techniques (parametric and non-parametric) to investigate hospital rating inquiries.

Report automation for over 300 clients with the inclusion of machine learning for indicators of client health. Used bootstrapping and machine learning to create client specific predictive models for alerts when coupon banks become depleted.

Review, revise, and create new statistical methodology for hospital evaluations and ratings. Utilize statistical techniques (parametric and non-parametric) to investigate hospital rating inquiries. Awarded employee of the quarter in 2014 for ratings and award automation that improved efficiency from ~600 machine hours and ~100 man hours to ~200 machine hours and less than 2 man hours.

Statistics Professor teaching undergraduates. Classes taught have included S100, S300, K310, and S301. Member of the undergraduate statistics committee.

While at IU, has spearheaded several projects from tracking Facebook posts to mapping invasive grass speciaes. Has managed associate consultants and maintains client database.

Taught upper division Mathematics, Statistics and Physics students. Oversaw and taught the SAT and ACT Prep programs.

Worked on original research for the 2011 NLCD Project to map the percent tree canopy cover in the United States, presented my findings at the 2010 US Forestry Service Symposium and published my findings with the US Forestry Service.

Responsible for teaching three undergraduate statistics classes, holding office hours and student grading.