Skills

Skills across statistics, econometrics, finance, data and digital development.

My MoSEF education structures my quantitative skills; programming, BI, web, mobile and automation let me apply them across varied projects.

Quantitative foundation

Statistics, econometrics and finance before the tools.

I start from questions, assumptions and data. Languages and software come next to model, test, interpret and communicate results.

STAT

Statistics & econometrics

Modeling · time series · VAR · inference · interpretation

FIN

Finance & quantitative analysis

Financial series · forecasting · markets · economic reasoning · risk

01

Statistics & econometrics

R · Stata · EViews · time series · VAR · statistical modeling · interpretation

02

Finance & quantitative analysis

Financial markets · financial series · forecasting · quantitative analysis · economic reasoning

03

Data Science

Python · Pandas · NumPy · Scikit-learn · machine learning · preparation and evaluation

04

Data & BI

SQL · Power BI · Tableau · Excel · indicators · reporting · visualization

05

Data Engineering & databases

PostgreSQL · MySQL · Spark · PySpark · Hadoop · transformation · analytical pipelines

06

Web & mobile development

WordPress · HTML5 · CSS3 · JavaScript · PHP · responsive · mobile interfaces · basic SEO · analytics

07

Development & delivery tools

Git · GitHub · Linux · VS Code · hosting · domain · deployment

How I choose tools

I prefer the right tool to the most impressive one.

Need first

I choose the technology after I understand what actually needs to be solved.

Keep it readable

Code, data and results should remain understandable and maintainable.

Measure when useful

I add analytics and indicators when they can genuinely help track or improve the project.

See the skills in practice

Projects say more than a long list of tools.

Browse the web demos and data projects to see how I actually use this stack.

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