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yunglim/README.md

Hi, I'm Seoyoung Lim 👋

I'm a Data Science undergraduate at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, pursuing a Certificate in Digital Media Analytics.

I enjoy using data to understand business problems, customer behavior, market opportunities, and operational trends. My projects focus on building end-to-end analytical workflows using Python, SQL, statistical modeling, machine learning, and data visualization.

🔍 Areas of Interest

  • Data Analytics
  • Business Intelligence
  • Product & Customer Analytics
  • Marketing Analytics
  • Market Research & Strategy

🛠 Technical Skills

Programming: Python, SQL, R, Java Data Analysis: pandas, NumPy, exploratory data analysis, data cleaning, feature engineering Databases: Google BigQuery, SQLite, relational database design, CTEs, window functions, views Machine Learning & Statistics: scikit-learn, statsmodels, classification, regression, hypothesis testing, model evaluation Visualization & Dashboards: Plotly, Matplotlib, Streamlit Data Collection & Processing: REST APIs, JSON, CSV, Parquet, multi-source data integration Tools: Jupyter Notebook, Git, GitHub, Microsoft Excel

📌 Featured Projects

End-to-end digital commerce analytics project using Google BigQuery SQL and Python to analyze customer acquisition, funnel conversion, retention, lifecycle behavior, and repeat purchases.

  • Reconstructed the e-commerce funnel from session-level behavioral data
  • Analyzed acquisition channels, customer cohorts, retention, and lifecycle segments
  • Built Logistic Regression and Random Forest models to predict 30-day repeat purchases
  • Evaluated imbalanced classification performance using ROC-AUC, PR-AUC, and feature importance

End-to-end market intelligence platform combining U.S. trade, demographic, business, and inflation data to evaluate K-Food and K-Beauty opportunities across the United States.

  • Integrated four public data sources into a normalized SQLite analytics database
  • Built SQL-based regional market opportunity rankings
  • Benchmarked Seasonal Naive, Moving Average, Holt-Winters, and SARIMA forecasting models
  • Deployed an interactive Streamlit dashboard with market trends, rankings, and six-month forecasts

Analysis of analytics job opportunities across New York, New Jersey, Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland using Python and the Adzuna API.

  • Collected and cleaned 437 unique job postings
  • Classified roles by job function, career accessibility, technical skills, and employment restrictions
  • Analyzed regional hiring patterns and early-career opportunities
  • Created decision-focused visualizations using pandas and Matplotlib

🎓 Education

University of Wisconsin–Madison B.S. in Data Science Certificate in Digital Media Analytics Expected Graduation: December 2027

🤝 Connect with Me

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  1. digital-commerce-growth-analytics digital-commerce-growth-analytics Public

    End-to-end digital commerce analytics project using BigQuery SQL, Python, customer lifecycle analysis, and repeat-purchase machine learning.

    Jupyter Notebook

  2. us-korea-market-intelligence us-korea-market-intelligence Public

    End-to-end U.S.–Korea consumer market intelligence and demand forecasting platform using Python, SQLite, SQL, multiple public APIs, Streamlit, and automated data pipelines.

    Python

  3. east-coast-job-market-analysis east-coast-job-market-analysis Public

    Analysis of data and analytics job opportunities across the U.S. East Coast using Python and data visualization.

    Jupyter Notebook