About me
As a third-year Data Visualization student at the University of Washington, I am passionate about transforming complex datasets into clear, actionable insights. I have a strong technical foundation in Python for data analysis and SQL for data querying, complemented by experience in software development with Java and containerization using Docker. I am actively seeking a Summer 2026 internship where I can apply my skills in dashboarding, data storytelling, and business-centric design.
What I Do
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Data Analysis & Visualization
I translate raw data into clear narratives using tools like Python, SQL, and Tableau to build insightful dashboards.
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Predictive Analytics
I build models from core principles, demonstrating a fundamental understanding of machine learning and its mathematical foundations.
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KPI Analysis & Optimization
I analyze key performance indicators to drive efficiency, control costs, and improve customer satisfaction.
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User Experience (UX) Design
I apply principles of user-centric design to create intuitive, accessible, and impactful data visualizations and dashboards.
Commentary
JacketGAN is a deep learning pipeline built to automate the translation of 3-panel Nintendo 3DS game covers into j-card formats. The project leverages a Pix2Pix conditional GAN to address a monotonous and labor-intensive design task, reducing a process that typically takes 20–45 minutes per cover into an automated workflow.
The end-to-end ETL process involved scraping an initial dataset of 157 high-quality scans, using a custom semi-automated segmentation tool built with OpenCV, and training eight specialized sub-models on Google Colab Pro with A100 GPUs. The project underscores the principle that robust data preparation is often more critical than complex architectural changes in machine learning.