Product Analyst and Data Scientist
Amy’s interest in technology was first sparked in 1994 when she discovered the magic of layers in Photoshop. She later taught Photoshop courses at her local community college. Recognition at the college led to referrals from local businesses for branding and design work. What started as a creative side hustle grew into a small business, ultimately guiding her toward a career in product analytics and data science.
Amy’s web development company served over 100 clients, including 6 mid to large-size companies and one Fortune 500 company. When she shut her doors to transition into data analytics, she needed to refer a graphic designer, web designer, and systems analyst to replace her role with the myriad of clients she served.
Amy left her small business to expand into large scale projects. She is currently managing user analytics for the Census Bureau as part of a contract with BLN24.
Functional Design
Amy’s passion for product is reflected in her love of carpentry. She has handcrafted built-ins and cabinetry to improve the functionality and aesthetic of her 1960s two-story.