Taylor

Piecukonis

MS Business Analytics Candidate 2026

Bachelors in Finance & Business Analytics

University of San Diego

ABOUT TAYLOR

I am a San Diego native and a Master of Science in Business Analytics student at the University of San Diego, graduating in May 2026, with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance and Business Analytics from USD. I am motivated by opportunities to apply business analytics in the beauty, lifestyle, and apparel space, where data-driven insights can strengthen brand strategy, elevate consumer experience, and support thoughtful growth.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Jupyter Notebook, Python, SQL

R, R-Studio, Funnel, Github

Outlook, Adobe, BiQuery, Looker Studio

Salesforce, Power BI, Tableau

Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint

Broadridge, MasterTrak, Asana, Canva

Upcoming Projects

PROJECT LEAD - BRAND INTELLIGENCE & ANALYTICS CONSULTING, BMW Motorrad
Munich, Germany | January 2026

In January 2026, I will work with BMW Motorrad on an on-site consulting engagement in Munich at its global headquarters and manufacturing campus, analyzing press-release visibility across key international markets to evaluate content performance, audience engagement, and regional brand dynamics. Leveraging Python-driven analytics and data visualization, the project delivers data-backed insights and strategic recommendations to enhance digital content strategy, media optimization, and audience targeting for a global luxury motorcycle brand.

RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP — University of San Diego
San Diego, CA | February 2026

As a Graduate Assistant at the University of San Diego, I support Professor Simon Croom in supply chain and operations-focused coursework and research. Through this assistantship, I contribute to data analysis, research synthesis, and academic project support related to supply chain strategy, operations management, and organizational decision-making. Working closely with faculty, I help translate complex operational concepts into clear insights that support instruction, research development, and student learning within USD’s graduate programs.