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Completed Excelerate's Data Visualization Associate internship (Team 29) — a 4-week program building a compliance monitoring pipeline for Saint Louis University's international student data. Worked across three datasets (Applicant: 6,894 rows; Connect: 34,341 rows; SEVIS: 3,524 rows), setting up a PostgreSQL/pgAdmin → Supabase → Looker Studio pipeline. Conducted SQL-based exploratory analysis, built a 12-chart compliance dashboard tracking metrics like financial compliance (45.46%) and I-20 issuance rate (34.68%), and caught a critical data quality issue affecting 624 records. Presented as Speaker 3 (Dashboard & Validation) in the final team presentation. Completed with a 93% overall evaluation and awarded "Star Performer" certificate.
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