At Adore Medical, I analyzed over 10,000 production records and built demand forecasting models that a cross-functional team could actually use. Not models that sat in a report. Models that changed how the company planned inventory. In doing so, I learned what textbooks rarely teach: a technically correct result that no one acts on is not a result.
I am a Mathematics and Statistics student at Boston University with a minor in Computer Science. I work in R and Python. I have built regression models, ANOVA frameworks, classification engines, and dashboards across medical manufacturing, public health, and energy datasets. I take on a small number of freelance projects each quarter — every engagement begins with a specific question and ends with a deliverable your team can use.