Greg Freedman Ellis

Greg Freedman Ellis has a diverse range of work experience in data analysis and software development. From 2011 to 2014, they were a Post-Bachelor Fellow at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, where they developed software to aggregate and upload research results while also contributing to the creation of a small area estimation model for obesity and physical inactivity. From 2014 to 2016, Greg worked as a Statistical Researcher at the Iowa Department of Public Health, where they summarized health data, created reproducible workflows, and developed evaluation plans. In 2016, they joined the Minnesota Population Center as a Data Analyst, leading the development of R support and revamping the data intake process for international census data. In 2019, Greg became a Senior Data Analyst at C.H. Robinson, spearheading product prototyping and creating methods to communicate data accuracy to business leaders. Currently, they are working as an R Developer at Crunch.io, developing R packages to enhance data analysis capabilities. Overall, Greg's experience showcases their expertise in data analysis, software development, and project leadership.

From 2007 to 2011, Greg Freedman Ellis pursued a Bachelor's degree at Northwestern University. During their studies, they focused on Economics and Mathematical Methods in the Social Sciences.