Now seeking mission-driven work
I've spent 15+ years building analytics systems that help people do their jobs better —
dashboards used by thousands, automation that eliminated hours of manual work, and metrics
that gave field teams real clarity on their performance.
I'm now looking to take that same work somewhere the mission itself matters to me.
Whether that's mental health, clean energy, environmental advocacy, or social impact —
I want to build tools that help people, not just optimize revenue.
If your organization is drowning in data it can't yet use,
that's exactly the problem I've spent my career solving.
"I want to apply senior-level analytics craft toward organizations where the mission drives me as much as the work does."
Built a suite of Tableau dashboards that gave 5,000+ field employees real-time visibility into their own performance — replacing a patchwork of manual spreadsheets with tools people actually relied on. At peak usage, these dashboards were being accessed over 10,000 times per week, becoming a daily part of how teams understood and improved their work.
Identified reporting processes that were consuming hours of human time every week and automated them end-to-end using Python. The result was an 80% reduction in manual effort — time that teams got back to focus on actual work rather than data wrangling. Fresher data also meant faster, better decisions at every level.
Led a cross-functional team to design performance metrics from scratch — then managed the rollout to over 400 employees. The goal wasn't just better numbers on a report; it was giving people a fair, transparent way to understand how they were being measured and where they could grow. Metric adoption hit 92%, which means people trusted what they were seeing.
Designed reporting tools used across multiple field operations locations to track compliance and resource allocation — the kind of unglamorous infrastructure work that keeps teams organized and accountable. 95%+ compliance scores across tool audits, inspections, and payroll accuracy weren't just metrics; they reflected teams that had clear, reliable information to work from.
I'm genuinely open to taking on pro-bono analytics projects for mission-aligned organizations — nonprofits, advocacy groups, or early-stage social ventures that need help making sense of their data.
I'm actively exploring opportunities with organizations working in mental health, clean energy, sustainability, and social impact. If your mission resonates, I'd love to have a conversation about how I might contribute — whether that's a full-time role or a short-term project to start.