Data Visualization
Transforming complex data into clear, actionable insights is one of the aspects of my work I enjoy most. At the Public Policy Institute at Indiana University, I collaborate with clients across government, corporate, and nonprofit sectors to design visualizations that communicate findings effectively and support informed decision-making. Below you will find some of my recent projects that do just that.
Skills:
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I use GitHub to explore complex data and deploy interactive visualizations, turning my analysis into engaging user experiences.
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I use Tableau to design interactive visualizations that turn data into stories.
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As a graphic designer, Adobe Illustrator is central to my work. I use it to refine visualizations and create vector-based, print-ready designs that scale seamlessly across mediums.
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I often use Microsoft Excel to create clear maps, charts, and graphs—turning raw data into straightforward visual insights for quick analysis and communication.
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Building websites and applications often requires extensive backend development. I use Python to create smooth, dynamic interfaces that bring ideas to life.
Recent projects
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Web application: Gender Representation at the Olympics
Built an interactive web application exploring gender representation at the Olympics across sports, countries, and time.
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Public Policy Institute at Indiana University
Designed visuals that translate research findings and client data into clear, accessible insights.
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Gubernatorial Forum at the Public Policy Institute
Created visualizations to support policy research and published briefs on topics including housing, childcare, and workforce development in Indiana.
