Hi! I'm Slimane. I am a data scientist with a background in statistics using the language R to perform my algorithms. Here is what I can help you with: 1. TAKE SMART BUSINESS DECISIONS BASED ON YOUR DATA Your business is accumulating data every day but you have no idea what to do with it. Maybe you want to know how you could get more customers, how to improve your products, or even how to evaluate how much a new lead is worth to you. Depending on the nature of your data and what you want to know, Statistics and Machine Learning are powerful tools to extract the hidden information in your data. I can use: Let me know what your problem is, and I'll find a data-based solution. 2. CREATE REPORTS OR DASHBOARDS TO VISUALIZE YOUR DATA Sometimes you don't even need to fit a complicated model. All you need is to be able to visualize your data the right way. Nothing beats a clear dashboard with an instant look at your KPIs. Whether you want to build a data-based report, a dashboard, or even simply get some graphs to insert in a PowerPoint presentation, I can help you with it. I use tools/libraries such as: 3. AUTOMATE BORING TASKS One of my first project I did after I learned programming was to automate repetitive tasks I was doing EVERY DAY. What a waste of time! I have built scripts that scrape data from the web, that extract data from thousands of PDF files, that send hundreds of emails every day, or that update a report on a daily basis. If you have a task that takes a lot of time, that is repetitive, and if you think that's a job for a machine, give it to me, and I'll tell the machine how to do it automatically. WHO AM I? Hi! My name is Slimane, I come from Morocco where I studied statistics and R. Then, I got a my industrial engineering degree, worked on many jobs as a data science consultant, before becoming a full-time data science freelancer. Over the years, I kept learning more about statistics, machine learning, and R. My background in statistics and mathematics allow me to understand what happens behind the scenes. I don't click a few buttons and, *magic*, the algorithm gives the results. I do understand what happens. Despite not having a lot of experience with programming and R, I caught up by taking more courses, even being a teaching assistant at some point, until eventually programming in R on a daily basis for the past couple years. I learned to do all the things I mention above. And more. And I keep learning. These days, I am an active student of DataQuest.com, a website where they teach data science in Python. So, I'm learning Python. 1. Communication. I keep my clients posted on the progress of the work I do for them. If I run into difficulties, I tell you about it. If I can't satisfy a deadline for some reason, I'll be open ab