My work sits at the intersection of business and data. I design and build reporting solutions across collections, invoicing, accounts receivable, and finance operations — using Power BI, SQL, Python, and Power Automate to reduce manual effort and improve the visibility teams have into their own performance.
I started my career in aviation as cabin crew, where I learned composure under pressure, situational awareness, and the value of calm, clear communication. After a deliberate transition through a project-based data analytics programme, I moved into a junior analyst role at a Zurich workplace-insights startup, then joined Thermo Fisher Scientific — where I've progressed from Reporting Analyst to Reporting Manager.
I'm most drawn to problems where messy, fragmented data needs to become a simple, dependable view of reality. I care about clarity, maintainability, and giving stakeholders something they actually want to use.
Recurring revenue and accounts receivable reporting was a monthly ritual — repetitive, and slightly different every cycle. I rebuilt it end-to-end: SQL extracts feeding a Python processing layer, Power BI dashboards on top, and Power Automate handling refresh and distribution.
What changed The close got quieter. Same logic every month, less manual work, and numbers people didn't have to reconcile by hand.
Invoice approvals during the monthly billing cycle were hard to see and harder to coordinate. I designed a Smartsheet workflow with clear ownership and a live view of what was pending, approved, or waiting on someone.
What changed One place to look. Everyone could see where a given invoice sat, and who needed to move it.
Operational reporting across collections, invoicing, disputes, and accounts receivable needed a higher bar for trust — not just more charts. I tightened the dashboards, introduced validation and reporting standards, and restructured how the data was presented.
What changed Finance and operations could act on the numbers without second-guessing them.
Thermo Fisher Scientific · Basel
Lead reporting, automation, and process improvement across collections, invoicing, accounts receivable, and finance operations. Translate business needs into dashboards, workflows, and analytical outputs that people actually use.
Thermo Fisher Scientific · Basel
Focused on revenue and accounts receivable reporting, automation, and process improvement — supporting monthly billing, invoice approvals, and month-end finance.
Locatee — Workplace Insights · Zurich
Startup environment focused on workplace insights and real estate utilization. Customer-facing dashboards, tailored metrics, and early data-warehouse work.
OpenClassrooms
A purposeful career break to move from aviation into data. Completed a project-based programme covering Python, SQL, Excel, and Power BI — with an emphasis on real analytical problem-solving and reporting.
easyJet · Basel
Five years in a fast-paced, safety-critical environment. Strengthened communication, teamwork, situational awareness, and composure under pressure — habits that still shape how I work with stakeholders and handle complex problems today.
Good reporting begins with understanding what decision needs to be made. I spend time with stakeholders before tools, so the output actually changes how the work gets done.
Automation should feel boring and reliable — not clever. I design workflows that quietly remove repetition while staying easy for the next person to maintain.
Validation, standardized logic, and structured handling are part of the deliverable. A dashboard is only as useful as the trust people have in the numbers behind it.
The best reports show fewer things, more clearly. I work to strip away noise so that the signal — what changed, what matters, what's next — is impossible to miss.
Dashboards and models people will open twice.
Extracts, joins, and the logic underneath the view.
Processing, validation, and the unglamorous glue.
Fast analysis — and automation when it's the right surface.
Refresh, routing, and the boring work that used to be a person.
Workflows with ownership, status, and a single place to look.
Always happy to talk reporting, automation, business intelligence, or just say hello. Email is fastest; LinkedIn works too.