Joseph Korszun

Joseph Korszun has a diverse work experience in various companies. Joseph started their career in 2017 at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. where they held positions such as Process Sciences Associate, Quality Control Data Analyst, Associate Quality Control Data Analyst, and Process Data Assistant. In 2021, they joined ProCogia as a Data Scientist and later became a Manager of Data Science and Senior Manager of Data Solutions. In 2022, they worked at R Consortium as an ISC Representative. Currently, they are the Director of Business Intelligence at Hudson River Community Credit Union (HRCCU).

Joseph Korszun's education history is as follows:

From 2019 to 2022, Joseph attended the Rochester Institute of Technology and obtained a Master of Science degree (MS) in Statistics.

Prior to that, from 2016 to 2018, Joseph studied at Creighton University and earned a Master of Science degree (MS) in Business Intelligence and Analytics.

In the earlier years, Joseph attended the State University of New York at Fredonia from 2012 to 2016 and completed a Bachelor of Arts degree (BA) in Economics.

In addition to their formal education, Joseph has also obtained various certifications. These include "Engineering Practices for Building Quality Software" from Coursera, obtained in September 2023, and "Software Development Lifecycle Specialization" from Coursera, also obtained in September 2023. Joseph has obtained several other certifications in the field of software development, such as "Lean Software Development," "Agile Software Development," and "Software Development Processes and Methodologies," all from Coursera and obtained in 2023.

Joseph has also obtained certifications related to machine learning, such as the "AWS Certified Machine Learning – Specialty" from Amazon Web Services (AWS), obtained in January 2023, and the "AWS Machine Learning – Specialty Certification Preparation" from Cloud Academy, obtained in November 2022.

Additionally, Joseph holds certifications in various other areas, including cultural sensitivity, confronting bias and racism, effective listening, programming, data science, and project management.

It should be noted that no strong assumptions were made regarding Joseph's experiences outside of the information provided.