Johnny Simmons

Data Analyst | Crime Analysis & Data Analytics Division of the CMPD

Role
Data Analyst at City of Charlotte
Location
Charlotte, NC, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers
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About Johnny Simmons

I am a Data Analyst supporting the Crime Analysis Division of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department. I oversee the entire data pipeline to transform raw data into consumable and deliverable work products for thousands of end users across the City of Charlotte. Whether managing an ETL pipeline or creating a report to aid in decision-making, I have extensive experience with all stages of the data lifecycle.

Experience

  1. Data Analyst

    City of Charlotte

    Jun 2022 — Present · Charlotte, NC, US

    This position transforms raw data into a customer-consumable format for the delivery of business intelligence- Deliver work products in a time-sensitive manner to fulfill the demands of the Crime Analysis Division as defined by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD)- Assignments require in-depth knowledge of CMPD data stores and, in some cases, developing a detailed understanding of vendor databases with limited documentation- Work products include reports, automation of manual processes, technical documentation, data quality assurance, and making recommendations for police data analytics and crime analysis workflows.

Education

  • Myers Park High School

    High School Dilpoma

    2011 — 2015

  • Virginia Tech

    Business Information Technology: Decision Support Systems, Business

    2015 — 2019

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