Anjali Hager

Data-driven professional with over four years of experience in operations management, data and business analytics. Skilled in both quantitative and qualitative analysis, with a strong foundation in tools such as Excel, SQL Server, Power BI, SAS Visual Analytics, and JIRA.

Experienced in providing data and insights to support state governance, local and national media coverage, and grant funding efforts. Known for strong problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills, I specialize in leveraging data, AI, and dashboards to streamline processes and support informed decision-making at both local and state levels. Experienced in managing teams and projects, leading data collection efforts, conducting in-depth analyses, and delivering actionable insights.

A self-starter with a proven ability to adapt quickly, manage multiple priorities in fast-paced environments, and drive process improvement across diverse stakeholders.

• Performance Excellence Award: Innovation. Issued by the Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County (Feb 2023)
• Nominee for 2023 Strategic Agenda Awards. Issued by Supreme Court of Arizona (Jan 2023)
• PROPS. Issued by The Judicial Branch of Arizona in Maricopa County (2021)
• University of Arizona Deans List (2016)

• Lean Six Sigma Green Belt

• Rains, S., Pavlich, C. A., Lutovsky, B., Tsetsi, E., & Ashtaputre, A. (2019). Expectations about social support provider helpfulness, support message quality, and supportive interaction processes and outcomes. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships.
• Rains, S. A., Pavlich, C. A., Lutovsky, B., Tsetsi, E., & Ashtaputre, A. (2019). Support seeker expectations, support message quality, and supportive interaction processes and outcomes. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships.
• Rains, S. A., Akers, C., Tsetsi, E., & Pavlich, C. A., & Ashtaputre, A. (under review). The interactional dynamics of seeking social support: Seeker expectations and behavior, provider response quality, and seeker outcomes in face-to-face and computer-mediated communication. Communication Monographs.
• Ashtaputre, A. & Dinsmore, D. (in preparation). Resources of affection and attachment: Family communication with adopted children.
• Ashtaputre, A. & Yan, K. (in preparation). Spreading the antivaccine message: A content analysis on the antivaccine community. Paper presented at the National Communication Association’s annual conference, Baltimore, MD.
• Lapierre, M. A., Ashtaputre, A., & Aubrey, J. S. (under review). Boys do things, girls are things: Exploring gender and price differences regarding themes and text presentation on children’s graphic t-shirts. Sex Roles. Paper presented at the International Communication Association’s annual conference, Washington, D.C.

• Rains, S. A., Akers, C., Pavlich, C. A., Tsetsi, E., Ashtaputre, A., & Lutovsky, B. R. (2020). The role of support seeker expectations in supportive communication. Paper presented at the National Communication Association’s annual conference, Indianapolis, IN.
• Rains, S. A., Ashtaputre, A. E., Nemcova, K., Lutovsky, B., Tsetsi, E. L., Pavlich, C. A. (2020). The evolution of supportive conversations: Tracking within-discussion changes in support seeking and provision messages. Paper presented at the National Communication Association’s annual conference, Indianapolis, IN.
• Rains, S. A., Pavlich, C. A., Lutovsky, B., Tsetsi, E., & Ashtaputre, A. (2019). Support seeker expectations, support message quality, and supportive interaction processes and outcomes. Paper presented at the International Communication Association’s annual conference, Washington D.C.