Skills

The stack, and the evidence behind it.

Anyone can list tools. Below, every skill that has a project behind it links straight to that project — so you can check the claim instead of taking my word for it.

Technical stack

The tools

Data Analysis & Statistics

01

The core of the work: finding the signal, then testing whether it survives scrutiny.

Data Visualization

02

A chart is an argument. I build ones that a director can read in ten seconds.

Spreadsheet Engineering

03

Excel isn't a lesser tool — badly built spreadsheets are. Mine audit themselves.

Databases & Querying

04

Getting the right rows out before any analysis begins.

  • SQL — Joinscoursework
  • SQL — Aggregationscoursework
  • SQL — Subqueriescoursework

Programming Languages

05

Where the spreadsheet stops, the script starts.

Core competencies

The practice around the tools — the parts that decide whether an analysis ever changes anything.

The practice

A note on this page

You won’t find percentage bars here claiming I’m “92% at Excel.” That number would be invented, and inventing numbers is the one thing an analyst can’t do. Links to real work, or an honest label — nothing in between.