Junior Data Analyst | Available
About
Curious by nature, precise by habit. I enjoy untangling complex data problems and building solutions that are both technically solid and easy to understand. I'm equally comfortable working solo or as part of a team and I always take full ownership of whatever I work on.
This project is a data-driven exploration of global weather patterns across 252 world capitals. Using Python for basic data cleaning and analysis, and Power BI for creating visuals. The analysis highlights how temperature, humidity, and atmospheric conditions vary across continents in just a few weeks of real observations.
European Airbnb listings show clear geographic price differences, and in this project I explore the patterns that drive these variations. I cleaned and prepared the dataset and then used Tableau to visualise the key factors that shape the pricing across Europe.
COVID-19 reshaped global health statistics on an unprecedented scale, creating a rare opportunity to analyse how the pandemic evolved across countries in time. Through SQL analysis, I examined the core metrics of the pandemic to understand how different regions were affected. In the end of the project, the final insights were brought together in a Tableau dashboard that highlights the most important numbers and global patterns visually.
Predicting the future value of an investment is never straightforward, especially across multiple years of uncertainty. Using Python, I examined how Intel and SSAB-A historically behaved and simulated long-term price scenarios based on these patterns. The result is a forward-looking forecast that compares simulated outcomes with what actually happened in the market.
(paused due to master's thesis)
Excel Basics for Data Analysis
2026
MSc in Business Intelligence - Dalarna University (swe)
During my studies, I deepened and developed my skills in Python and R, data visualization, and data warehousing. Courses such as Business Intelligence and Data-Driven Leadership (where I led a seven-person team) taught me that technical skill alone is not everything: dependability, honest and direct communication, and consistently delivering reliable results are essential to a successful project. In line with my interests, my thesis was titled “From Sentiment Peaks to Topics: Analyzing Climate Change Discussions on Twitter/X.” Graduated with a final grade of Pass with distinction.
2025
BSc in Computer Science Engineering - University of Szeged (hu)
Throughout my degree, I built a strong technical background in computer science and electronics, alongside a self-driven interest in data analysis. Through elective coursework, I developed solid foundations in statistical reasoning, databases, and Python.In line with this interest, my thesis was titled "A Data Science Approach to European Air Pollution." Graduated with a final grade of Pass with distinction.