Clean and analyze quantitative data of all sizes and types, including survey, administrative, and proprietary data, with particular expertise in Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Descriptive statistics to create profiles of specific communities or answer questions about trends in demographics, income, poverty, housing security, and more.

Estimate the effects of proposed or enacted policy changes on workers, families, communities, public budgets, the labor market, and the economy using microsimulation models and other methods.

Estimate wages, benefits, employment, union coverage, labor force participation, and more. Areas of expertise include care work, independent contracting and gig work, and low-wage work.

Create charts, tables, diagrams, maps, and interactive dashboards that effectively communicate data insights and research findings.

Design, conduct, and analyze data from focus groups and interviews with workers and community members.

Produce a variety of products for a wide range of audiences, including reports, data briefs, literature reviews, blog posts, op-eds, and fact sheets.

Create automated processes for downloading or scraping data from APIs or other online sources. Cleaning and processing data to improve quality .

Create custom web-based data analysis platforms using open source tools such as RStudio, Superset, and Streamlit that allow for a small number of users to collaborate on analysis of data stored in the cloud. Create reliable, scalable platforms using data warehouses for hosting and managing larger amounts of data.

Create models to process and categorize freeform text into quantitative measures.