andrew w. moore
## about
Hi there, I'm Andrew! Thanks for visiting my personal webpage. I'm a thirty-ish
data engineer, working from the northwest USA. I use he/him/his pronouns. I have a degree in Psychology
from the College of Idaho (a small liberal arts school), with a minor in History. After
graduating in 2013, I moved to Ann Arbor, MI where I helped support several research units associated
with the University of Michigan. Gradually my interests in social science broadened to
encompass what's now referred to as "data science", as I took on roles involving data
management and statistical analysis.
I'm currently working on a second degree in applied mathematics at Boise State. I'm broadly interested in
statistical inference, survey design/analysis, data visualization, and data engineering practices that increase
organizational capacity.
My previous former work experience includes:
- working as a data warehouse developer at Boise State University
- serving in Boise State's Office of Institutional Research
- assisting with research and program evaluation in UM SSW's Child & Adolescent Data Lab
- managing and collecting behavioral data in social & cognitive psychology labs
## now
(This is a now page, if you haven't seen one before.)
Updated 9/23/2024:
Updated 9/23/2024:
- Living in Boise, ID
- Working remotely in CU Boulder's OIT, as a senior data engineer
- I'm learning a lot about CI/CD and Snowflake, primarily through standing up dbt-core at work
- Still practicing a bit of German every day
- Working on my final two lecture courses for my degree: MATH 403 (Linear Algebra) and MATH 465 (Numerical Methods).
- 📖 71% The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia Trap Stephanie Coontz (1992)
- 📖 29% Butter Asako Yuzuki (2017)
## blog
I maintain a blog where I post updates about side-projects and other things I'm working on.
You can access it here.
## contact
Here are a few good ways to reach me:
- hello@ndrewwm.com
- @ndrewwm on bluesky
- @ndrewwm on GitHub
- @ndrewwm on LinkedIn
## projects
Here are a few of my personal projects:
- Riddles & Wyverns: a browser-based trivia game, inspired by Quizzes & Dragons. Very much a WIP; the game is currently unhosted, and isn't ready to be played.
- Linear regression primer: a set of posts covering the basics of linear regression (OLS and multiple regression).
- Spotify Listening History: boutique data project, where I'm tracking my Spotify listening history over time.
## website
I built this website from scratch using SvelteKit. Hosting is provided via Vercel.
The inspiration for the CLI-style interface was heavily influenced by
Craig Feldman's website. The source code for
this website can be found here.