Zahir Yahya is a data-driven financial analyst and former high school math teacher with 10 years of experience blending quantitative rigor, pedagogy, and practical automation. Trained in Math-Computer Science (UC San Diego) and Education (UC Santa Cruz), he builds end-to-end Python ETL pipelines, custom ML classifiers, and relational databases to turn messy transaction data into auditable insights that saved clients hours per month. His classroom background informs a clear, human-centered approach—he designs human-in-the-loop tools and dashboards that surface low-confidence predictions for efficient validation. Known for lifting student outcomes through data-led interventions, he applies the same iterative improvement mindset to financial workflows, achieving measurable savings and traceability. Based in Los Angeles, he’s a career learner who showcases projects on GitHub and bridges analytics, automation, and stakeholder collaboration.
10 years of coding experience
University of California, San Diego
University of California Santa Cruz
Associate's degree Mathematics, Associate's degree Mathematics at Cabrillo College
Contributions:3 pushes, 1 branch in 1 year 5 months
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