I am a data scientist with a passion for statistics, programming, and story telling through unstructured data. While my background is in environmental health and statistics, in 2016, I pivoted my career towards machine learning and software development through the data science immersive program at Galvanize.
Major areas of my previous work include, but are not limited to:
– Multiclass-classification ensemble models
– Natural language processing based projects
– Washington-state based hike recommender using cosine similarity
– Conducting complex, site-specific human health and ecological risk assessments
– Completing chemical hazard assessments based on GHS regulations
– Biostatistical programming and analysis
– Contributing writing to technical reports for litigation cases
– Writing manuscripts for risk assessment work
I have a Masters of Science in Environmental Health from Boston University, with a focus on risk assessment, exposure assessment and biostatistical analysis.