I'm an interactives editor at Hearst, where I work on creating and editing data and visual stories. I've explained how most police in Minnesota avoid punishment, compiled more than 160 Super Bowl predictions into a Graph, and visualized how a World Series MVP ranks against other players in his 135 year franchise.
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Visual story explaining the James Webb and it's mission. Designed, reported, coded, and 3d modeled.
I analyzed how Grammys winners stayed popular compared to nominees. I designed and developed a visualization along with it.
I scrapped websites and used machine learning on team logos to determine how many high schools have Native American mascots in their name.
I helped analyze Facebook data and build a presentation showing what Spanish ads were aired and who they were targeted at.
I compled a list of content from online sources and from our writers, and built a quiz to see what readers should watch during the COVID pandemic.
I looked at the Violence Project's mass shooting database, and cross examined some common gun control proposals to see how many shooting would have been affected in certain bills were in place.
Part of a series about women in sports, I took major events from the past 120 years and built out a slideshow.
One of the Dodgers' starting pitchers was leading the 2019 season in ERA. I decided to take a a look at his pitching structure and visualize it.
Bellinger was leading the league in batting, and I decided to break down his hitting by season, and compare it to other batters in the league.
Data story from collecting and analyzing WNBA data. Compared numbers to other WNBA and NBA teams and visualized the results.
2-day turnaround project detailing what the Lakers and Clippers should look for in athletes.
Most police aren't repremanded by the Police Board in Minnesota when they break the law. I took 629 cases from the past decade and showed how each case went though the system.
Graphic containing more than 120 score predictions and explanations. Cards and graph points are generated via a Google Spreadsheet using D3.
Preview for the 2018 NFL Draft. Worked with our beat writers to edit clips of potential draft picks, acquired headshots from Vikings Staff, and arranged so the clips would be presentable on smaller screens.
Created custom data set to show why each team in the Big Ten NCAA conference never won in a title in this millennium. Created Desktop and Mobile-friendly visualization.
LAFC and LA Galaxy were two of the top teams in the 2019 season, and both of them located in Southern California makes it even more competitive. I helped break down the rivarly.
Madison Bumgarner is a three-time World Series Champion and was the MVP for his last win. I compared him to six other pitchers in Giant's franchise history.
I took a poll of more than 6,000 Vikings Fans and showed which players were the most popular.
The University of Minnesota built a center where student athletes can go to study. I explained what is on each floor in each of the three buildings.
Rice production is becoming popular in Northern California. I drew out the process for how it grows.
Right after the election, The Star Tribune wanted to show how the votes broke down in the ranked-choice system. I helped convert the desktop graphic to mobile.