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Andres Gonzalez

Data Scientist & Statistician

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I am Andres Gonzalez, a Data Scientist with a strong background in Applied Mathematics and Applied Statistics.
My work focuses on applying statistical modeling, Bayesian methods, and machine learning to solve real-world problems, particularly in sports analytics, biostatistics, and predictive modeling.

I have built and contributed to projects that combine rigorous statistical analysis with clear, compelling visualizations to generate actionable insights.
You can explore my projects to see examples of my work, including Bayesian MCMC models, survival analysis, and machine learning applications.

Feel free to connect with me if you’d like to collaborate or discuss analytics and modeling ideas!

About me

Data scientist and statistician with expertise in Bayesian modeling, statistical analysis, and predictive analytics.

I specialize in building statistical and machine learning models using R and Python, applying methods such as Bayesian MCMC, survival analysis, and predictive modeling. My work covers domains like sports analytics, biostatistics, and time series forecasting. I’m passionate about turning complex data into actionable insights through rigorous analysis and clear visualization.

I’m building my career in data science and statistics, with a strong academic foundation and a growing portfolio of applied projects. My work focuses on statistical modeling, Bayesian methods, and predictive analytics, using R and Python to solve real-world problems in sports analytics, biostatistics, and beyond.

Previously, I worked as a mathematics and statistics tutor — including for NCAA Division I athletes — and as a sales associate at Dollar Tree, where I developed strong communication and problem-solving skills.

  • Master’s in Applied Statistics ∙ California State University, Long Beach ∙ 2024
  • Bachelor’s in Applied Mathematics ∙ Cal Poly Pomona ∙ 2020

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Predicting Early Stage Diabetes Risk Using Logistic Regression
This analysis uses multivariate logistic regression to identify and quantify key predictors of early-stage diabetes risk.
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