Summary
Matthew Pocernich is a data analyst with 12 years of experience applying statistics, engineering and data science to produce reproducible, defensible insights for business and environmental problems. He combines expert R, SQL and Python skills with software engineering practices—git, Airflow, agile workflows and IDEs like Cursor—to deliver tested, well-documented analysis and forecasting. His work spans water resources and atmospheric science to large-scale advertising measurement at Oracle, where he developed methods for reach and frequency estimation from fragmented, multi-platform data. Matthew excels at turning imperfect, heterogeneous data into clear visualizations and client-ready summaries, often uncovering new questions as part of the answer. Based in Denver, he brings a pragmatic mix of causal inference, raking and extreme-value techniques informed by domain experience across environmental regulation and ad measurement.
12 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
BSE, Civil Engineering, BSE, Civil Engineering at University of Michigan
Master's degree, Environmental Engineering, Master's degree, Environmental Engineering at Colorado State University
Master's degree, Statistics (Applied Math), Master's degree, Statistics (Applied Math) at University of Colorado Denver