I build data systems that clean themselves up, report on themselves, and predict what comes next. Over five years in Python and SQL across AWS and Azure, I design the pipelines and warehouses that get data in shape, the Power BI dashboards leaders act on, and the models that forecast where a number is heading and how likely it is to hit its target. My work has improved operational efficiency by up to 30%, cut manual work hours by 80%, and replaced daily analyst work with automation that runs on schedule and only wakes a human when something looks wrong.
At Fannie Mae I automated regulated-data ETL across AWS. On Spintel I built an 8-stage pipeline that reads messy radio play logs from 168 stations every day, separates real signal from noise, and hands a clean result to the reporting team. On MAPLE/PTT, a patent-pending forecasting product, I built the prediction engine plus the layer that makes its numbers defensible: every forecast comes with a real probability and a visible trail back to where that probability came from, which is what survives a governance review. That project earned a 5.0 client rating.
Most clients come to me with data that technically exists but nobody trusts. I make it trustworthy first, then make it useful, then make it tell you something you did not already know.
If you need clean pipelines and reporting you can rely on, or predictions on top of them, I would be glad to talk.
Julia M. earns an estimated $7.2k/mo. That's 4.9× the typical freelancer and more than 99.74% of everyone we track.