Victor Oketch

JKUAT-PALLADIUM BOOTCAMP DATA ANALYST

MAY 2022 – AUGUST 2022

•Analyzing large datasets for HIV patients to identify trends and correlations

•Developing predictive models to forecast trends and future outcomes of HIV patients

•Developing dashboard reports to monitor performance and trends in Interruptions in treatments and return to care of HIV patients

•Implementing data-driven solutions to improve treatment of HIV patients

•Collaborating with stakeholders and other teams to develop data-driven solutions

•Developed a machine learning model to help in prediction of health data of the HIV data having very many data sets.

MINISTRY OF HEALTH HEADQUARTERS, KENYA STATISTICIAN

OCTOBER 2021 – DECEMBER 2021

• Developed and analyzed complex statistical models to identify and resolve data-related problems.

• Conducted research and analysis to generate meaningful insights from large and complex datasets.

• Utilized R to create predictive analyses and build data visualizations.

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to develop and implement data-driven strategies.

• Represented the ministry in crucial state department of planning meetings and generated detailed reports to explain data trends and results to stakeholders.

• Created and entered data in Microsoft excel.

KAYILA SECONDARY SCHOOL, MASENO, KENYA VOLUNTEER BOM TEACHER

JANUARY-AUGUST, 2018

•Developed lesson plans and delivered instruction in mathematics, Geography, Chemistry, Agriculture and Physics to students in forms 1-4.

• Assisted in formulating strategies for improving student performance.

• Developed and implemented strategies for engaging students in the classroom.

• Provided emotional and social support to students.

• Created and entered students’ data in Microsoft excel.

Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology

27/08/2018 – 05/08/2022

I graduated with 2nd class honors in Bachelor of science in Statistics. During the course I gained knowledge and skills on complex data analytics, research skills as well as statistical skills. Also, I gained programming skills having used R programming in statistical analysis, done C++, and analyzed complex data sets.

During my course I also had a chance to lead a group of young innovators to compete with other students in innovation and research in line with health. On I together with other members of different courses developed a machine learning model to predict return to care of HIV patients. Also, we did data analytics of the HIV data and were among the top groups in the competition.