Make analytics useful to leadership
I built and maintain a cost-center scorecard used by senior Accounting and Tax leaders to monitor cost-saving initiatives.
Scott McQueen / Business intelligence & analytics
I turn business needs into reliable reporting, guide technical decisions, and help colleagues build and use analytics.
My foundation is senior BI and data analysis in enterprise accounting and freight reporting—with hands-on work in SQL, Power BI, Python, SAS, and Azure.
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I built and maintain a cost-center scorecard used by senior Accounting and Tax leaders to monitor cost-saving initiatives.
I hosted weekly Power BI, SQL, and SAS Office Hours, working through reports and technical questions with colleagues in live sessions.
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Four cases show how I align people, evaluate technical options, and make reporting more reliable. Each opens with my role and the work’s status.
Led cross-team planning for a 170-report SAS estate, secured VP sponsorship, and helped colleagues develop Power BI reports through live Office Hours.
Led an Accounting migration assessment that showed why Power BI alone could not support most of a much larger BusinessObjects reporting estate.
Designed automation to aggregate and reconcile monthly 401(k) contribution totals across 30 source files.
Turned manually maintained ministry data into corrected reporting inputs, a leadership presentation, and practical guidance for recurring metrics.
Experience & credentials
My work spans enterprise accounting, freight reporting, and an external analytics engagement. I have served as project lead, team Scrum Master, and Accounting business lead while staying close to the data and implementation.
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