Decision Briefing Studio
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Data Analyst · Business Intelligence Specialist

Data becomes decision.

I run a Decision Briefing Studio — turning raw operational data into board-ready narratives with clean definitions, verified metrics, and a controlled visual system.

Professional summary

Disciplined analysis. Board-ready narratives.

Driven Deakin University penultimate and Data Analyst Intern specializing in financial data visualization and quantitative analysis. Highly skilled in Power BI, MySQL, and cloud computing concepts (AWS/Azure), with a strong portfolio of end-to-end data projects designed to optimize business performance.

Positioning

I combine KPI definition, analytics engineering, and executive storytelling—so teams can move from “what’s happening?” to “what do we do next?” with confidence.

Technical skills

Tools I ship with

A focused stack for analytics, modeling, and decision-ready reporting.

Background

Driven Deakin University penultimate and Data Analyst Intern specializing in financial data visualization and quantitative analysis, with hands-on delivery across analytics engineering, BI dashboards, and stakeholder reporting.

BI & Visualization

Advanced Excel Power BI (DAX) Power Query Data Modeling Tableau

Cloud & Data Engineering

AWS S3 AWS EC2 Athena Azure ETL CI/CD

</> Programming

Python SQL R CTEs Window Functions Scikit-learn

>_ Data Science & Analytics

Predictive Analytics Regression Forecasting A/B Testing Quant Finance Mathematical Modeling

Studio

Decision Briefing Studio

A disciplined, one-page deliverable: the story the board will actually read — with numbers you can defend.

01

Metric Contract

Align on definitions early. One source of truth for KPIs, filters, and edge cases—so every chart lands cleanly.

02

Verification Layer

Sanity checks, reconciliations, and “what would disprove this?” tests—so the insight holds under scrutiny.

03

Board Narrative

Executive layout, ruthless hierarchy, and next actions. It reads like a sign-off—not a brainstorm.

The promise

When you scroll, you should feel oriented. When you present, you should feel calm. When you decide, you should feel certain.

Proof

Selected work

Real projects that show structure, validation, and narrative clarity.

Method

Clarity → trust → momentum

A repeatable workflow designed to reduce debate, increase action, and keep definitions stable.

  1. Frame What decision is at stake? Who signs off? What changes if we’re wrong?
  2. Model SQL logic that stays consistent; grain, keys, and assumptions made explicit.
  3. Verify Cross-checks, reconciliations, and sensitivity tests to earn confidence.
  4. Brief One narrative: context → evidence → recommendation—delivered as a clean artifact.