Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, and Automation Systems
I build practical analytics and automation systems for operations teams: dashboards, reporting workflows, request trackers, searchable knowledge tools, and automations that reduce manual follow-up.
Each project is written as a case study with the problem, system design, data flow, implementation choices, and evidence.
Real-time public grid analytics platform using API ingestion, time-series modeling, anomaly scoring, forecasting, and dashboard delivery.
Live demo available. Public-data project with real screenshots and architecture notes.
Explainable Ohio public drinking water screening model using public data, transparent scoring, API-backed search, map exploration, and dashboard delivery.
Live demo available. Public-data project with dashboard screenshot, validation metrics, and methodology notes.
Operations reporting system that standardizes shift notes, follow-up items, parts usage, and daily reporting into a cleaner workflow.
Internal system. Public case study uses sanitized diagrams and written architecture notes instead of production screenshots.
Request intake and tracking system designed to reduce lost follow-up, improve status visibility, and give leaders a reliable view of open work.
Internal system, public case study only.
Structured line-walk tracking system for recurring operational checks, zone coverage, and follow-up visibility.
Internal system. Sanitized architecture notes included.
I build analytics and automation systems that make operations easier to understand, easier to track, and easier to improve.
My work focuses on the full path from messy process to usable system: intake, data structure, workflow, reporting, and adoption. A dashboard is only useful when the inputs are trustworthy and the process behind it is something people can actually follow.
This portfolio is written for recruiters, hiring managers, and technical interviewers who want to see how I solve real problems beyond a list of tools. Each case study explains the problem, solution, architecture, tradeoffs, and results.