Jeffrey Pan
Experiences
- Database Engineer – Boston Metal (Mar 2024 – Current)
- Teaching Assistant for DS 2000 – Northeastern University (Jan 2024 – Current)
- Research Assistant at Haelewaters Lab – Ghent University (Nov 2021 – Current)
- Research Assistant at Sustainability and Social Change Lab – Northeastern University (Dec 2022 – Dec 2023)
- Energy Data Analyst – Veolia North America (Jan 2022 – Sep 2023)
- Research Assistant at Haelewaters Lab – Harvard University (Aug 2017 – Mar 2018)
Education
Resume | ResearchGate | Google Scholar | LinkedIn | Github
I am an aspiring data scientist currently pursuing my Bachelor’s Degree in Data Science and Environmental and Sustainability Sciences at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts. I am extremely passionate about all of the steps involved with data, whether it be aggregation, cleaning, or analysis. I am always eager to learn new and more efficient methods of fulfilling my job duties and am motivated to take my skills to the next level!
Growing up in a family where code is a common language, I’ve always been interested in how this foreign language has been implemented in the world. Starting my freshman year at Northeastern University, I have been immersed in the world of algorithms and functions via Python, R, and DrRacket. This exposure has sparked a relentless curiosity within me, driving me to unravel the mysteries of how code functions and the incredible impact it can have on our lives.
To me, the power of machine learning and data analysis goes beyond technological marvels; it’s a force that molds the contemporary world we live in. In the realm of code, I don’t just see a series of commands but a language that can simplify life through automation. The prospect of building applications and projects that bring about transformative changes excites me. The idea that code can transcend keywords and become a tool for crafting solutions and innovations that leave a lasting impact on the world is what fuels my enthusiasm.