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Ian N

@iann

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Recent biostatistics graduate skilled in statistical computing and data visualization.

United States

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What I'm looking for

I am seeking an entry-level role applying biostatistics and data science to health-related research or clinical datasets, with mentorship and opportunities for skill growth.

I am a recent Master of Science in Biostatistics graduate with hands-on experience applying statistical computing, mixed-effects modeling, and machine learning to longitudinal, clinical, and genomic datasets. I have completed multiple R- and Python-driven projects—ranging from multilevel modeling of large longitudinal samples to random forest analyses of genomic and video-performance data—that produced actionable predictors and strong model fits.

I bring practical data-management and visualization skills (R, Python, SAS, RStudio, Excel), teamwork developed as a Division I student-athlete and coach, and a commitment to translating data into insights that improve outcomes and operational efficiency. I seek opportunities where I can apply rigorous statistical methods to real-world health or population datasets and contribute to data-driven decision making.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

Assistant Cross Country Coach

Catholic Memorial High School

Aug 2024 - May 2025 (9 months)

Collaborated with head coach to design and execute training programs, organized meet logistics, and provided on-site support that improved athlete preparation and performance.

Team Leadership Communication Performance Monitoring

Education

Degrees, certifications, and relevant coursework

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

Master of Science, Biostatistics

Grade: 3.45

Master of Science in Biostatistics completed with a focus on statistical computing, data visualization, and applied biostatistical methods.

University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee

Bachelor of Science, Kinesiology

Grade: 3.25

Activities and societies: Division I track and cross-country student-athlete (2019–2024); scholarship-sponsored, ~20-hour weekly athletic commitment.

Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with coursework in statistics, biomechanics, and public health while competing as a Division I track and cross-country student-athlete.