Academic Projects

My academic projects showcase the foundation of my expertise as a data analyst and scientist. These projects highlight my ability to tackle complex challenges with theoretical rigor and technical proficiency, from data modeling and database management to advanced analytics and predictive modeling. Each project demonstrates my ability to turn raw data into actionable insights, leveraging tools like Python, R, and Java. 

Predicting Employee Attrition at GE 

This project focuses on addressing the critical challenge of employee attrition within a multinational conglomerate. Using data from GE's HR systems, I applied advanced analytical methods to develop a predictive model that identifies key factors influencing turnover.

Key highlights of the project include:

The project emphasizes a transition from reactive to predictive management, ensuring ethical data use and scalable solutions for attrition management.


Wildwood Apartments: 

Modernizing Data Management

This project addresses the challenges posed by outdated manual systems at Wildwood Apartments, focusing on designing an efficient, scalable, and secure database solution.

Key highlights of the project include:

The project demonstrates my expertise in database management, design optimization, and implementing secure, scalable solutions for enterprise operations.



Bellabeat Study: Fitness Trends and Marketing Insights

This project analyzes fitness trends and consumer behavior to provide strategic marketing recommendations for Bellabeat’s fitness tracking device, Time. By leveraging data from Fitbit users, consumer surveys, and Google Trends, the study uncovers actionable insights to optimize Bellabeat’s market positioning and advertising strategies.

Key highlights of the project include:

This study demonstrates my ability to integrate multiple data sources into actionable insights, combining analytical rigor with practical recommendations for business success.