Tableau beyond the dashboard
Connecting reporting needs, data definitions, and self-service access at TEACH.org.
Explore project ↗I connect data, people, and processes to help teams understand what’s happening and improve how they work.
My background in neuroscience shapes how I approach a problem: look at the whole picture, understand how the parts interact, and consider the people using the solution.

Projects in analytics, research, and programming, with attention to how people, information, and tools work together.
Connecting reporting needs, data definitions, and self-service access at TEACH.org.
Explore project ↗A review of individual differences in spatial navigation, coauthored with Steven M. Weisberg.
Read about the research ↗Turning repeated spreadsheet steps into a reusable process with validation built in.
Explore the project ↗I’m Eliany, a data analyst and quantitative researcher with a PhD in Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience from the University of Florida. I’m interested in how people make decisions and how the systems around them support or complicate that process.
At TEACH.org, my work connects data collection, matching, reporting, and the workflows teams use to manage them. A dashboard is one part of that work. The definitions behind a number, the steps needed to produce it, and the way someone uses it all matter too.
I work with Tableau, Alteryx, Python, Power BI, Salesforce, and advanced Excel. I look for where information gets lost, where work is repeated, and where a clearer process or connection between tools could help.
Whether you need an analysis, a dashboard, or a less manual workflow, I start by understanding what you need to accomplish and how the work gets done today.
Bring information from different sources together, resolve inconsistencies, and make the definitions behind your data clear.
Build reporting around the questions people need to answer, with clear definitions and a practical way to keep it current.
Investigate patterns, evaluate results, and explain how the findings relate to your goals and the context around them.
Map how work moves between people and tools, identify bottlenecks, and reduce repeated manual steps.
Reach out about research, freelance or contract opportunities, or just to say hello.
elianyp17@outlook.com ↗