May 2026
I Tried to Save the Electoral College. The Math Wouldn’t Let Me.
Every honest attempt to fix it collapses into the same answer.
Read essay →I'm a BI and operations analyst. I work mostly in Power BI, SQL, and Python. The last 2 years of my BI internship taught me what a working BI operation actually does, automating KPI dashboards across 20 schools, building enrollment forecasts, and turning messy data into something leadership can act on.
If you're going to look at one thing, look at the NYC District 2 Enrollment Forecast. I projected K-5 enrollment for 30 schools three years out and back-tested against the actuals NYSED released later: three analyst-bounded scenarios beat a single Prophet default by more than 2x in MAPE.
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What I did first, then how long each role ran. Some of these overlap because I was in school and working a few things at once, including a multi-year BI internship.
March 2026 to Present
October 2023 to May 2026
August 2025 to October 2025
Academic foundation and continuous learning
August 2024 to Present
New York, NY
September 2020 to May 2024
Scotch Plains, NJ
Other professional roles and experiences
February 2026 to Present
September 2025 to Present
September 2020 to May 2024
Grouped by what I actually use each one for, not by where they end up on a resume.
What I use day to day to get from raw rows to a defensible answer.
Reports leadership actually opens, and trusts because the math is shown.
The numbers, sitting next to the decisions they’re supposed to inform.
What I use to ship the work somewhere the audience will actually read it.
The piece I’d lead with is a three-year enrollment forecast I ran on 30 NYC public elementary schools, then back-tested when the real numbers came out. The rest of what I’ve worked on is on the projects page.

Bounded scenarios beat a single ML default by 2x MAPE, measured against the actuals that came out later
Highlight: Bounded scenarios beat a single ML default by 2x MAPE, measured against the actuals that came out later
Solo: data engineering, modeling, dashboard, and writeup
I forecast 30 NYC public elementary schools three years out, then back-tested the model once NYSED released the actuals for those years. The methodological call, three analyst-bounded scenarios over a single ML default, beat Facebook Prophet on the same data by more than 2x in MAPE.
Approach
Pre-COVID was a six-year flat plateau at ~15,800 K-5 students. COVID broke it to ~12,400. With only two post-break data points, a Prophet-style ML answer pretends to know more than the data can say.
The written recommendations are on LinkedIn. If you're hiring, I'm happy to share references once we've actually had a conversation.
Thoughts on data, transit, operations, and whatever else I’ve been chewing on.
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