Off-platform experimentation, causal inference and stuff.

comScore has one of the largest repositories of digital measurement data of all kinds on the planet.There was a time when I was dependent on the data they provide in my previous role in product development. It's been interesting working with the mounds of data I once craved. comScore data covers nearly all digital data that is generated today. - Developing ETL scripts in PostgreSQL for ongoing contract requests which requires aggregation of data from multiple comScore data resources and subsequently automating the process. - Involves analyzing web-cookie data and panel data to create usage reports tailored to custom requirements. - Automated and optimized existing production scripts (PostgreSQL) for recurring projects. - Wrote simple python scripts to integrate with third party data sources and to automate file handling. - Helped service ad-hoc data requests for multiple Fortune-100 technology clients in the Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest regions.

Interesting new start up that looks to utilize coupons, a majority of which would otherwise go unused, to drive purchases in all kinds of stores you go to everyday. Really cool idea with effectiveness that surprised me. • I worked to help create the reporting framework and identifying the metrics which would be important for measuring performance for LuckyDiem as well as the merchants who signed on with the platform. • The platform is based on identifying the optimum probability structure that offers customers discounts while still making money for the merchant and LuckyDiem. I helped with the initial work in identifying these probability levels.