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Systems Analysis & Development Β· Data Engineering Β· Cloud Computing


Focused on learning Python, SQL, and AWS through hands-on projects. Building a strong foundation in data and cloud technologies.



🎯 Objective

I'm looking for my first internship in the technology field β€” specifically in Data Analysis, Data Engineering, or Cloud Computing roles β€” where I can contribute with structured thinking, clean code, and a commitment to best practices, while learning rapidly from experienced teams.


πŸ› οΈ Tech Stack

Languages

Python C SQL

Data & Analysis

Pandas Jupyter

Cloud & Infrastructure

AWS Docker Linux

Version Control & Workflow

Git GitHub


πŸ“š Currently Leveling Up

Area What I'm Studying
🐍 Python for Data Analysis NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib β€” real datasets, real pipelines
πŸ—„οΈ SQL Querying, filtering, aggregations, and joins for data retrieval
☁️ AWS Core services: EC2, S3, IAM, and cloud fundamentals
🐳 Docker Containers, images, volumes, and reproducible environments

πŸ“‚ Featured Projects

⚽ StatsBomb Shot Mapper β€” Sports Data Analysis

An end-to-end data pipeline extracting, cleaning, and visualizing football match events using the StatsBomb API and spatial coordinate mapping.

Stack: Β  Python Pandas Jupyter


πŸ“₯ Step 1 β€” API Consumption & Extraction

  • Queried and filtered raw event data directly from the StatsBomb API, isolating specific matches from the Bundesliga.

πŸ” Step 2 β€” Data Treatment & Feature Engineering

  • Processed complex nested data structures using Pandas, extracting and splitting location arrays into structured x and y spatial coordinates.

πŸ’‘ Step 3 β€” Spatial Visualization

  • Rendered a digital pitch using mplsoccer and mapped shot locations to identify offensive patterns and spatial dominance.

πŸ”— View Repository on GitHub β†’



πŸ† World Cup 2022 β€” Data Analysis

A complete data analysis project exploring the 2022 FIFA World Cup through Python and Jupyter Notebook β€” from raw CSV to structured insights.

Stack: Β  Python Pandas Jupyter


πŸ“₯ Step 1 β€” Data Collection & Preparation

  • Loaded raw CSV datasets and cleaned them with Pandas β€” handling nulls, fixing data types, and standardizing column names

πŸ” Step 2 β€” Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

  • Investigated match stats (goals, attendance, team rankings) using Jupyter Notebook as a single reproducible environment combining code, visuals, and narrative

πŸ’‘ Step 3 β€” Insights & Conclusions

  • Extracted key findings on top-scoring teams and match patterns, structured as a clear data story from raw input to final conclusions

πŸ”— View Repository on GitHub β†’



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  3. fifa-world-cup-2022-analysis fifa-world-cup-2022-analysis Public

    Analyze FIFA World Cup 2022 match statistics using Python, Pandas, and data visualization techniques.

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  4. statsbomb-shot-mapper statsbomb-shot-mapper Public

    Shot analysis using StatsBomb and mplsoccer.

    Jupyter Notebook 1