Data Analyst Intern
Resume:
Nicholas David LaBella
Bel Air, Maryland 21014
*******@********.******.***
EDUCATION: B.S. Statistics (Economics Minor), James Madison University G.P.A.: 3.3 (G.P.A. in Major: 3.25) – Graduated 2021 M.S. Industrial and Applied Mathematics – Applied Statistics / Mathematical Finance Concentration, Towson University
GPA: 3.6 - Anticipated Graduation May 2023
SKILLS/SELECTED COURSEWORK:
● Microsoft Office Suite
● SAS Programming, R Software and Data
Management
● High-level virtual (Teams, Zoom, etc.) and
in-person learner
● Calculus I/II/III
● Differential Equations, Linear Algebra
● Analysis of Variance and Experimental Design
● Applied Linear Regression
● Applied Nonparametric Statistics
● Survey Sampling Methods
● Categorical Data Analysis
● Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
● Statistical Consulting
● Macroeconomics/Microeconomics
● Urban Economics, Mathematical Economics,
International Finance
● Credibility and Simulation
● Predictive Analytics
● Linear and Nonlinear Programming
● Complex Analysis
ACTIVITIES:
James Madison University Math Club – Treasurer and Member – Managed bank account and funds for fundraisers and events; collected money for fundraisers and events. Coordinated and managed meetings. Mathematics Tutor - C. Milton Wright Tutorial Program – Tutored high school-aged students in mathematics. Member - C. Milton Wright High School Junior/Senior Class Council – discussed issues and challenges school’s junior class faced. Helped plan school events, brainstorms programs and initiatives to implement in school. Volunteer/Mentor - St. Margaret Parish Youth Ministry – Tutored middle-school age students in mathematics and other school subject. Volunteered in various parish events and in local community. RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
STEM Graduate Assistant – Towson University Tutoring and Learning Center (Aug. 2021 – Present) – Manages and plans tracking system for course specific support; develops schedules for tutors around specialty and availability; assists in supervising all STEM tutoring; conducts STEM related class visits; presents to faculty and students; updates Center’s website.
Data Analyst - Esurgi (June 2022 - September 2022) - Make biostatistical planning, conducted data analysis to recommend healthcare options, perform metrics management, attended weekly zoom meetings Nicholas D. LaBella Resume
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RELEVANT EXPERIENCE CONT’D):
Data Analyst Intern – Kingdom Concepts Consulting (June 2021 – July 2021) – Assembled data from online databases, entered information into database. Accurately developed, gathered, understood, manipulated complex data from varying sources; exercised independent judgement and creative problem-solving techniques. Mathematics Tutor – Simplify Math Engagement (May 2020 – Aug. 2020) – Tutored middle and high school-aged students in various mathematics classes. Included disadvantaged students and foreign students which required coordination with interpreter, and excellent communication skills. Resident Advisor (R.A.) - James Madison University (Aug.2018- May 2020) - Assisted freshmen college transition in resident dormitories; implemented and enforced JMU campus policies to ensure dorm safety; built strong community, planned programs involving common resident interests; resolved conflicts between residents. ACADEMIC PROJECTS:
Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis (Fall 2020): Group Project
● Assignment - Investigate two or more variables. Ran multi-regression analyses to explore key similarities and differences between two variables. Used Wisconsin Breast Cancer Dataset (30 numerical variables)
● Provided opportunity to analyze data in real-world example and apply several techniques learned in Multi-Regression Analysis Course to develop crucial analysis among malignant and benign tumors.
● Used SAS programming; investigated similar and dissimilar traits between malignant and benign tumors
● Principal Component Analysis (PCA) was used to determine which selected variables from radius, texture, perimeter, area, smoothness, compactness, concavity, concave points, symmetry, and fractal dimension mean. Statistical Consulting (Spring 2021): Group Project – Team Leader and Lead Presenter
● Assignment - Derive solution to food insecurity among population group (seniors)
● Identified problem statement, “How can we improve awareness among the isolated senior population?”
● Interviewed nationwide stakeholders including Feeding Florida, Feeding Tampa Bay, Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, Sacramento Food Bank, West Seattle Food Bank, Meals on Wheels Orange County.
● Following interviews and further research, learned major issues seniors face regarding food insecurity include transportation, awareness of food resources, stigma, COVID-19 complications, and social isolation.
● Group developed and implemented “Senior Scooters.” A free service for elderly where food is delivered directly to their front door from local food bank (connected to Uber Eats) Markov Chains in Sports Analytics (Fall 2022 - Spring 2023): Individual Project
● Assignment - Analyze the transition among drive outcomes in the 2022 NFL season.
● Used Markov Chains to develop system of linear equations to make predictions regarding the 2023 NFL season
● Identified statistical trends/patterns on the direction the National Football League (NFL) is headed. REFERENCES: Available upon request.
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