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Anthony LaMonica

Summary

Results-driven Data Analyst skilled in leading projects that deliver significant savings. Expertise in tracking performance indicators and translating complex data into actionable insights. Proficient in data visualization and reporting to support informed decision-making and improve operational efficiency.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience

Work History

Data Analyst

Shelter Insurance
02.2022 - Current
  • Used AWS Quicksight and Tableau to create visuals that guided business decisions
  • Leveraged SQL queries to extract, transform and load data into databases.
  • Analyzed data and presented actionable insights to stakeholders
  • Generated reports and obtained data to develop analytics on key performance and operational metrics.

Athletic Tutor

University of Missouri System
10.2021 - 02.2022
  • Tutored University of Missouri athletes in mathematics, economics, and statistics, enhancing their academic performance.
  • Developed tailored study plans for 20 student-athletes to address individual academic needs.

Education

Master of Arts - Economics

The University of Missouri
Columbia
12-2025

Bachelor of Science - Statistics, Economics, And Mathematics

The University of Missouri
Columbia
05-2021

Skills

  • Statistical analysis in R, Python, and Stata
  • SQL proficiency
  • Data visualization with AWS QuickSight and Tableau
  • Effective communication skills

Accomplishments

  • University of Missouri Dean's List
  • Eagle Scout - Earned 2017
  • Top finisher at Incubator National Pitch Competition; an entrepreneurship competition where students were challenged with the task to create and pitch their business idea to a board of startup business investors at the national level.

Timeline

Data Analyst

Shelter Insurance
02.2022 - Current

Athletic Tutor

University of Missouri System
10.2021 - 02.2022

Master of Arts - Economics

The University of Missouri

Bachelor of Science - Statistics, Economics, And Mathematics

The University of Missouri
Anthony LaMonica