Chris McGee

Lake Mary, FL 32746 · (845) 662-6925 · mcgeec91@gmail.com

Data analyst and Economics graduate with strong enterprising attitude seeking a Data Analytics position with an established company. Proficient in Data Wrangling, Visualization, Full Stack Data Analytic Applications, SQL Database Manipulation, Web Scraping, and using Command-Line Interfacing. Began the UCF Data Analytics Bootcamp on 9/11/18 and graduated on 3/14/19. The program required ability to work with diverse teams on demanding time-lines to collect, analyze, and visualize big data. Skill set is an analytical, detail-oriented individual with strong critical thinking and communication skills.

Skills

Programming Languages & Tools
Workflow
  • Data Wrangling (Python, ETL techniques, Pandas, Numpy, API Request, R)
  • Visualization (MatPlotLib, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Plotly, D3, JQuery, Tableau)
  • Full Stack Data Analytic Applications (SQlite, MongoDB, SQL Alchemy)
  • SQL Database Manipulation (SQL)
  • Web Scraping on Chrome using Splinter and Beautiful Soup.
  • Familiarity using GitBash/CMD line commands, and navigation.
  • Experienced in pushing and pulling changes to and from GitHub.

Projects

Pizza Location Analysis for NYC and Chicago

Group analysis of a data set of pizza places. An SQL Database was created, and data was pulled in through a static API and Javascript. Esri maps were used to map city demographics. SQL Alchemy and a Flask app were also utilized.

Belly Button Diversity Dashboard

Interactive Visualization Dashboard using Belly Button Bacteria Diversity. Python, HTML, SQLite, Javascript were all used to create a data visualization dashboard on your local computer.

MLB Statcast Database Creation and Analysis

Cleaning the MLB 2018 regular season raw Statcast data in Jupyter and then importing the data into a SQL DataBase. MySQL was used to formulate all batter statistics to create a new CSV with all Statcast data added. More Tableau visualizations will be updated soon. 700,000+ entries reduced to a clean, accurate, sortable stat line. Data pulled from https://baseballsavant.mlb.com/statcast_search.

Education

University of Central Florida

Coding Bootcamp : Data Analytics

GPA : 3.7

Programming Languages/Utilities: Excel, VBA, Python, Pandas in Python, Matplotlib in Python, Python API’s, MySQL, SQLAlchemy, HTML, CSS, ETL, Web Scraping, and MongoDB, Javascript, Plotly, D3.js, Geo-Mapping, Tableau, R, Machine Learning.

September 2018 - March 2019

University of Albany

Bachelor of Science : Economics

(Relevant courses: B ITM 330 Improving Business Performance with Information Technologies (SQL, Access, Excel))

September 2012 - December 2014

Seminole State University


Business: Finance Core Classes (Relevant courses: STA2023 - Statistical Methods I)

September 2011 - May 2012

Monmouth University


Business: Finance Core Classes

September 2009 - May 2011

Work Experience

Driver/ Prep Worker

Michael Angelo's (Monmouth Beach, NJ)
  • Developed Excel reports to compute end of month cash flow and work hours per employee.
July 2016 – August 2018

Driver/ Prep Worker

Flippers Pizzeria (Lake Mary, FL)
January 2016 – June 2016

Driver/ Prep Worker

Sara Bella’s Pizzeria (Colonie, NY)
March 2014 – December 2014

Certifications

  • UCF Coding Data Analytics and Visualization Program (September 2018 - March 2019)

    • GPA : 3.7

    Required Programming Languages/Utilities Knowledge: Excel, VBA, Python, Pandas in Python, Matplotlib in Python, Python API’s, MySQL, SQLAlchemy, HTML, CSS, ETL, Web Scraping, and MongoDB, Javascript, Plotly, D3.js, Geo-Mapping, Tableau, R, Machine Learning.

Interests

Few things in the universe are as important as numbers. I have always been exceptional in mathematics, working with computers as well as being a hard worker. The better I get with Python and other programming languages; the easier numbers are to understand and work with. Being a baseball nerd, I am constantly analyzing big sets of data.

Over the last 3 years, my knowledge in data analysis has expanded exponentially. My economics degree has also taught me to be an analytical person in everything I do. I like to watch movies and try to analyze them in every way I can. I will always try to make sense out of everything. Something else that I am interested in is finding meaning on the surface as well as any underlying meaning.