Experienced data scientist with background in risk, leasing, retail, and ML.
Graduate of Rice University and UT Austin. Currently working at The Aaron's Company Inc.
Experience
I developed an unsupervised ML model that significantly improved the quality control process of
silicon wafer manufacturing. Additionally, I created an interactive R Shiny application that allowed engineers
to run the model, configure thresholds, and visualize key metrics. The application was deployed internally
and used daily by many engineers at the company.
I interned with the Visual Analytics development team at SAS Institute for two summers, where I worked as a developer
on SAS Visual Statistics. During my time, I resolved critical defects and contributed to new feature
development for the front-end.
I am a Master of Computer Science student at Rice with specialization in Data Science. In Spring 2021, I am a teaching assistant for COMP 680: Statistics and Data Science course. Also, I'm part of Ray Simar's research project on COVID data (hsmap.rice.edu).
Coursework: machine learning, deep learning, databases, data visualization, object-oriented programming, cloud
computing, parallel computing, probabilistic algorithms, computational finance, and data science consulting.
Computer Science: Intro to Programming, Software Design, Databases, Mobile Computing, Scientific Computing, Scientific and Technical Computing, User Experience Design.
Projects
I was a data science consultant in the D2K Lab at Rice where we met with clients, gave them data science
recommendations, and wrote a report for them. Most of the clients came from the Texas Medical Center, energy companies, or are other students at Rice.
I worked in a team with 5 other students in the graduate object oriented programming class to develop a chat application and pac-man game in a short period of time.
We used different design patterns we learned in the class like the command design pattern.
We worked really well together (even though it was all virtual) and it was a fun experience.
These are pictures of work I did in a Data Visualization class where we used Python, Matplotlib, ggplot, Pandas, and NLTK extensively.
The code is in a separate private repo.