Hire Yap

Working as a freelancer has been a great way of gaining exposure to different organisations but I often not there to see things through the end or the results of my work. Does my analysis results in actions taken by business that make an impact on their bottom line?

I missed the interactions, buzz and energy from other people bouncing off ideas and gathering thoughts. I would like to get my teeth into a long-term project where I can be part of a team to work on data project.

I have worked on the following in my diverse career


• Collaborated with marketers and helped SME, startup make sense of their website traffic data with Google Analytics and Google Tag Manager
• Worked with B2B SaaS startups to grow and nurture marketing-qualified leads through email, content, and social channels. 
• Bring PPC data, Google Analytics, Stripe, Intercom to Tableau to look at Return on Advertising Spending
• Moved WordPress-driven site to new hosting provider without losing any content
• Conducted A/B tests and achieved 47% improvement website sign­up for FastnEasy Tax using Visual Website Optimizer 
• Re­purpose homepage to improve its usability on mobile devices
• Promoted the use of Google Analytics across university school department 
• Advised and coached faculties, marketing on the use of Teamsite CMS 
• Responsible for running email marketing campaign, set­up online ad tracking, and produce post-campaigns analysis and reporting within a media business 

After graduating with a Higher Diploma in Science in Data Analytics from National College of Ireland in 2016, I’d like to get my teeth into a long-term project where I can be part of a team to work on data project to turning digital insights into customer value

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