Hyunyoung Shin
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Github: https://github.com/oliviahs/Projects LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-hyunyoung-shin-33765789/
EDUCATION
Columbia University (New York, New York) Expected Dec 2020
M.A. in Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences, Data Science Focus (STEM)
Relevant Coursework: Data Mining Data Analysis Data Visualization Machine Learning Modern Data Structures
Social Network Analysis People Analytics and Strategy Practicum in Large-Scale Data Quantitative Theory and Methodology
Hongik University (Seoul, South Korea) Mar 2011 – Feb 2016
B.A. in English Education
American University (Washington D.C.) Aug 2013 – May 2014
AU Study Abroad Program
TECHNICAL SKILLS
R (Advanced), ®Markdown via RStudio; Text Analysis, Data Visualization, Supervised Learning, Python (Intermediate), SQL (Intermediate), MS Office
PROJECTS Sept 2019 – Dec 2019
Sentiment Analysis and Classification of Customer Complaints from IBM (Team Project)
Conducted Natural Language Processing exercise to extract meaning from customer complaints data in collaboration with IBM
Measured negative sentiment scores by state and company, using Afinn and NRC dictionaries and visualized how certain states showed higher consumer dissatisfaction to give insights on the use of customer experience resources with dplyr, tidytext, textdata, ggplot2, stringr, tm, topicmodels, wordcloud, maps, and mapproj R packages
Trained binary classification models, including penalized logistic regression, linear discriminant analysis and quadric discriminant analysis to predict product category from customer narratives with 73.5% accuracy using caret R package
Analysis of Employee Turnover Intention with Regression Models
Analyzed data collected through General Social Survey (GSS) independently to measure the effect of compensation and reward, work intensity, and the opportunity for growth on employee’s intention to leave the company by running multiple linear regression and ordinal logistic regression with ordinal, psych, caret, ltm, psy R packages
People Analytics and Strategy
Analyzed company data with 2000 applicants to predict the best predictors of hiring by running linear regression model
Made tables and visualized the data to access the best predictor for job performance
Extracted top 20 people who should have been hired/rejected, based on the predictors formulated, to provide insight on hiring strategy for the company
Predictive Modeling of Graduation Rate using U.S. News and World Report’s College data
Developed Ordinary Least Squared Model and Generalized Additive Model after extracting features that minimized AIC in order to predict Colleges’ Graduation Rate and reduced the error by 17.6% with caret and gam R packages
Analysis of Scottish Witchcraft data with SQL
Analyzed Scottish Witchcraft data by merging tables to calculate the number of trials, confessions and the share of trials with confessions recorded utilizing MySQL database and DBI packages
WORK EXPERIENCE
Jinseon Girls’ High School, English Teacher (Seoul, South Korea) Mar 2019 – Jun 2019
Analyzed students’ level of English proficiency and developed coursework to teach English for 120 high-performing 10th grade students.
Organized and executed midterm and final exams by creating multiple choice questions, short answer questions and rubrics for student assessment in collaboration with other English teachers
Hyehwa Girls’ High School, English Teacher (Seoul, South Korea) Aug 2017 – Feb 2018
Organized level-differentiated English classroom for 60+ low-performing 10th grade students aligning with their needs and analyzed their proficiency by conducting performance assessments
Developed English Camp curriculum by utilizing “1001 Stories Project”, the Global Citizenship Education Program, with assistance from Dr. Paul Kim of Stanford University
LEADERSHIP & INVOLVEMENT
The Center for Diversity and Inclusion (American University), Member of Dialogue Development Group Feb 2014 – Apr 2014
Jumpstart in D.C., Mentor for Pre-K aged children from low-income neighborhoods Jan 2014 – May 2014