I am a data analyst in the Washington, DC area with a background in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and more than five years of experience processing, analyzing, and presenting data. My career has focused on automating and documenting workflows and geoprocesses, primarily using Python. I have authored and coauthored multiple methods for processing and visualizing data.
Some tasks that I currently work on . .
I collected, stored, and utilized data from a variety of internal and external data sources for reporting on DHCD programs and housing & market conditions in Maryland. I responded to ad-hoc information requests, often from the Maryland General Assembly. I migrated data from various databases and spreadsheets into a central Access database system.
Taught a one credit seminar course Leveraging Web Data where I introduced students to identifying information and data sources from the internet. I also introduced students to GitHub and bl.ocks.
I worked on a variety of projects and delivered products to several different clients:
I held weekly office hours for students from Dr. Jeremy Tasch's Geography 101 course to come ask questions.
I organized paid volunteers to collect rental information for apartments in Baltimore City and Baltimore County, Maryland. Rental information was used for assessment for potential discrimination of protected groups.