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Math, Medieval History, Marketing & Mastering Data Science w/ Lexy Kassan
In this week\u2019s #DataTalk, we spoke with\xa0Lexy Kassan\xa0about her love of math, medieval renaissance studies, blogging about data, leading data science projects and hosting the\xa0Data Science Ethics podcast.
Lexy Kassan\xa0is a data scientist and general advocate for math and stats to anyone who will listen. She currently shares her numerical passion as Product Owner and Community of Practice Lead for Advanced Analytics at CCG in Tampa, Florida.
Professionally, Lexy has been in marketing and analytics for most of her career helping big brands solve big problems with big data. She is also the host of the\xa0Data Science Ethics podcast.
Personally, Lexy loves dogs, Geocaching, and chasing thought experiments down rabbit holes. Her current pet projects include a website all about eggs and a podcast on Data Science Ethics. Favorite languages: SQL, Python, and French.