I’ve been studying data analytics since March 2022,  but I still need a few more months of study to reach a level where I can contribute to an organization as a junior data analyst.

I learned enough about data analytics to contribute to an organization or a project as an entry-level analyst. However, I realize that I barely scratched the surface of this field. I will continue studying throughout 2023 in order to keep increasing my knowledge of the industry and acquire new skills.

Ideally, I’d like to work 20 hours per week. I can adapt based on my future employer’s needs and my schedule

My preference is to physically go to the office. I feel that I will be more helpful to my colleagues and that I will learn more about the industry and the organization if I show up at work. It’s also nice to get to know your colleagues and the organizational culture.

A bit of flexibility from my future employer would be appreciated. For example, who needs to do an hour and a half of defensive driving in a snow storm when you can simply work from home that day ?

I live on the South Shore, approximately 1 km away from the train station and with easy access to the Longueuil-Université de Sherbrooke subway station. Therefore, I’m looking for work on the South Shore or for an organization easily accessible by subway or commuter train.

I’ve been studying the following: data analytics methodology, data visualizations, client-ready data visualizations, data analysis tools (Excel, Tableau, R and SQL) and statistics.

I will keep updating my portfolio so people can get an understanding of my abilities for the above-mentioned skills.

I’m a bilingual (French and English), seasoned business professional with a love for data. After decades as a successful business developer and entrepreneur, I was both excited and frustrated trying to make sense of the data (or the lack of).

In the next stage of my professional life, I want to analyze data and make visualizations to help stakeholders solve their business problems.