







Dashboards, costing models, forecasts and the systems behind clean monthly numbers. Each project below shows the problem, what I built and what changed for the business.
How the work comes together
Software alone doesn't fix messy numbers. Every project here pairs accounting knowledge with tools that do the repetitive work.
Reconciliations, costing methods, payroll rules and reporting standards
Power BI, SQL, Python and spreadsheets that refresh themselves
Reports that are ready on time and easy to explain
Case studies
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01One dashboard for payroll, budgets, expenses and cash flow across a team of 50+ people, so managers stopped waiting for month-end spreadsheets.
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02A weighted-average inventory and COGS model that gave the business product margins based on real landed costs.
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03Financial reporting pulled straight from source data with SQL and Python, then presented in Power BI for the monthly review.
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04A Python and Pandas model that projects revenue from sales history and shows a likely range rather than a single guess.
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05A structured expense process for an overseas operation, with approvals, categories and currency handled in one system.
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06A leave management sheet covering teams in three countries, built so payroll adjustments came from one reliable record.
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07Monthly report cards that score each team member against agreed KPIs, turning reviews into a numbers-based conversation.
View projectSkills behind the projects
Every project uses a mix of these. Click an icon on the circle to see what each one covers in practice.
Certifications
Courses and certifications I've completed in accounting, finance and data. Click a certificate to see it full size.






Services used in these projects
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