Google

Senior Strategic Financial Analyst

Strategic Financial Analyst

Financial Analyst II

Financial Analyst partnering with GCS Ads Business which serves SMB advertisers.

Financial Analyst I

Blue Shield of California

My main role at Blue Shield of California was to synthesize and analyze claims and membership data for Employer groups that utilize Blue Shield of California. To achieve this goal I programmed in SAS, Aginity (SQL), Oracle SQL Developer, and managed an Access Database. In addition to my main tasks I have been involved in extensive program remediation.

Health Data Analyst

University of California, San Francisco

While working in the Sarwal Lab within the Department of Surgery. My focus was assisting in the development of methods to analyze and integrate various types of high-throughput molecular measurements including genetic, genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, antibodiomic, miRNA, metabolomic, and clinical data. My responsibilities included data management, standardization of data, statistical analysis, visualization, and presentation of results.

Associate Specialist II

UCLA

I worked as a Biostatistician performing analysis, randomizing neighborhoods, and presenting findings for Longitudinal studies at the Center for HIV Identification Prevention and Treatment Services (CHIPTS).

Biostatistician

Cornerstone OnDemand

During my internship at Cornerstone OnDemand I was given all of the Salesforce data from the case’s that Cornerstone’s customers had made in 2014 and were making in 2015. From this data I was asked to draw inference about what drives customer satisfaction. Using Program R and Excel I analyzed the data and gave recommendations based on the departments previous interactions with clients.

Product Analyst Intern

Encore Capital Group

When I was hired at Encore the first task I was given was to optimize the current SAS and VBA processes that ran every day. Within a month I reduced the amount of time it took to run both of these processes down from five hours a day to two hours a day saving the company time and money. This allowed me to take part in many projects including a project where I worked directly with IT, Account Management, Marketing and the CSS Project Manager. While working on this project I learned how to work with an interdisciplinary team and afterwards I was recruited by Account Management to work in a Temporary Work Assignment. During this assignment I evaluated many Ad Hoc requests for the Director of Marketing, identified compliance risks and managed my CSS responsibilities. Throughout this month my dedication was noticed and I was awarded June 2014 Consumer Support Services Contributor of the Month.

Data Analyst

Starbucks

For the majority of my studies at UCSD I worked at Starbucks between twenty to thirty hours a week. Working at Starbucks taught me to manage my time and to maintain a positive attitude throughout the day. Within six months of getting hired my manager approached me about becoming a Shift Supervisor and I accepted. On top of my normal responsibilities I now needed to manage my baristas, keep track of the registrars, deposit money into the safe and maintain the cleanliness of the store.

Shift Supervisor

Brain and Cognitive Development Lab, UCSD

During my second quarter at UCSD I joined the Brain and Cognitive Development Lab where I supervised electroencephalogram (EEG) experiments. While working in this research lab I learned the basics of Data Analysis in Matlab as well as how to maintain EEG equipment.

Research Assistant

Over the past decade I have taken my mathematics background and used it to build a reputation for solving problems. I've analyzed clinical trial data for a lab at UCSF, had an impact on business planning at Google, built workflows and QA'd data that impacted executive decisions.

Studying mathematics trained me to solve difficult problems and persevere through trials. The tenacity that math education built into me has driven me to new heights within the business world.

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