About Me
Business Analytics student at BYU-Idaho building decision-grade analytics for complex organizations.
Background
I am a Business Analytics student at BYU-Idaho (4.0 GPA) with minors in Statistics and Data Science. I am building a long-term career at the intersection of analytics, operations, and systems strategy. My academic path is deliberately technical and operational.
Healthcare impact is personal for me. Family health challenges shaped how I think about meaningful work. That is why I am deeply committed to operational and platform-level analytics that improve patient outcomes and system reliability.
What Drives My Work
Constraints that limit throughput, access, and quality
Where uncertainty meets real cost and consequence
Knowing when to act, not just what to measure
Tradeoffs under actual operating conditions
I am not interested in surface-level reporting. I am interested in building analytics that change decisions.
Technical Stack
Python
pandas, NumPy, scikit-learn, XGBoost, SHAP, simulation
SQL
Joins, CTEs, normalization, optimization, analytics views
R
tidyverse, regression, statistical modeling
BI Tools
Power BI (DAX, decomposition trees, KPI design), Excel forecasting
Systems
ETL workflows, relational schema design, reproducible pipelines
Working Style
Data and analytics builder designing decision-grade systems for complex organizations, with a focus on operational risk, healthcare impact, and systems thinking.