Data analysis
Exploratory and statistical analysis in Python and SQL, usually on large operational datasets that need a good deal of cleaning before they answer anything.
Data Scientist & Business Intelligence Analyst
I build and maintain the pipelines behind reporting, then do the analysis that sits on top of them. Python and SQL for the work, Databricks and Azure for the data platform, Power BI for the reporting. Three years in, based in Geneva.
I'm a Portuguese data scientist working in Switzerland. Most of my career has been spent close to operations. At Bobst I worked with telemetry from hundreds of industrial machines. At Toyota Motor Europe it was customer vehicle usage data and Oracle ERP records. At Leadzai, a Lisbon startup, it was ad performance data. In each case the data was large, incomplete, and produced by a physical process.
Day to day I use Python and SQL for the analysis, Databricks and Azure for the pipelines, dbt for the modelling layer, and Power BI for reporting. I work across the full path, from raw ingest through to the figure that ends up in a meeting, and I spend a fair amount of that time on whether a metric is measuring what people think it is.
I hold an MSc in Data Science and Advanced Analytics from Nova IMS in Lisbon, after a BSc in Data Science at the same school with an Erasmus exchange at Sapienza in Rome. I am currently looking for my next data or BI role, anywhere in Europe.
Exploratory and statistical analysis in Python and SQL, usually on large operational datasets that need a good deal of cleaning before they answer anything.
Power BI dashboards for upper management and external client accounts, together with the metric definitions and validation rules that sit behind them.
Predictive maintenance on vehicle telemetry, and text mining with sentiment analysis on ad copy. Models built against a specific business question.
Pipelines on Databricks and Azure with dbt as the transformation layer, built to run on a schedule without anyone having to touch them.
Personal projects, with the code on GitHub.
How far apart are the oldest and youngest parts of Lisbon? Census 2021 broken down to the city's 24 freguesias, with a reproducible pipeline from the raw INE and Lisboa Aberta sources through to an interactive map. Every figure on the page is generated by the pipeline, none typed in by hand.
More projects will appear here as I finish them. Code goes on GitHub.
I am looking for data scientist, data analyst and BI engineer roles across Europe. If you have a role that might fit, or a question about anything here, send me a message.