I am an Analytics Engineer specializing in bridging the gap between raw data and decision-making. My work focuses on building trusted analytics layers and scalable ELT pipelines that actually withstand production environments.
Unlike standard data dumps, I focus on the reliability of the ecosystem. Whether it's optimizing billing analytics for finance teams or refactoring ingestion logic to prevent memory failures, I treat data models as products.
- 🔭 Currently working on: Advanced dbt modeling and establishing data governance frameworks.
- 💡 Interested in: Distributed systems, Data Lakehouse architectures, and identifying "silent failures" in data pipelines.
- 🎓 Alumni: MS in Computer Science, University of Massachusetts Lowell.
| Role | Impact |
|---|---|
| Billing Data Analyst @ Lob (Currently Working) | Reduced report generation time by 30% by unifying pricing/tracking data into trusted dbt models. Automated validation tests to ensure strict financial governance. |
| Data Analyst @ ElevateMe | Engineered statistical models for customer segmentation and built real-time ETL pipelines using Python and Spark. |
| Data Analyst @ InfoTrack | Optimized SQL queries for extraction, boosting supply chain efficiency by 15%. |
I choose tools based on the problem at hand—reliability for finance, throughput for streaming.
Analytics Engineering & Warehousing
Orchestration & Transformation
A showcase of not just "what" I built, but "why" I built it that way.
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The Problem: I needed to handle high-volume data ingestion without crashing worker nodes due to memory constraints. The Evolution:
Outcome: A stable Star Schema in Redshift with automated schema inference via AWS Glue. |
The Problem: The legacy TCP prototype lacked backpressure handling, meaning any consumer downtime or network lag resulted in permanent data loss. The Evolution:
Outcome: A fault-tolerant, real-time pipeline capable of high-throughput ingestion, stream processing, and indexed search. |
"Good data engineering is invisible. If I do my job right, you simply trust the numbers."


