Now
Data lead
A payments company, since 2022
Before
- Senior analystAn insurer2018–2022
- AnalystA retail bank2015–2018
Data · Mexico City
Data lead · fintech
Every lesson starts from a question a manager asked Ana's team, and ends with a query or a chart you write yourself.
About Ana
Ana leads analytics at a payments company, where her fraud dashboard opens every morning meeting. She spent three years at a retail bank and four at an insurer before that.
Now
A payments company, since 2022
Before
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Identity
We matched a passport over video
Current role
Her employer, a payments firm, confirmed it
Work sample
Two analysts reviewed her fraud dashboard
Sample lesson
Twenty learners rated it 4.8
Sample lesson
10 minRating from twenty learners
4.8 out of 5
Lesson one is freeSQL for analysis
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Four courses and 94,750 learners so far. Ana teaches all four in English, with subtitles in 10 to 41 languages.
Northline InstituteProfessional Certificate
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Harbor School of DataProfessional Certificate
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Northline InstituteGuided Project
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Northline InstituteGuided Project
Rated 4.6(610 reviews)7,340 learners
Cohorts
Thirty learners start on the same Monday, bring the week's work to a live review with Ana each Thursday, and finish together on a Friday you can see before you book your seat.
Live cohort
Mon, Nov 2 to Fri, Dec 25
8 weeks · $89A live review each Thursday
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2 months ago
“The tutor would not hand me the answer, which annoyed me for a week. It is also why I could do it alone in my interview last month.”
Carlos M.
Python for data analysis
3 months ago
“The reviewed project got me the interview, and talking it through got me the job. I shared my screen on the call and took them through it.”
Sofia R.
SQL for analysis
3 weeks ago
“Two courses in, I still froze at a blank screen. Here every lesson ends with something you write, and the tutor asks what you expect.”
Maya T.
Python for data analysis
3 months ago
“Too slow at the start for anyone who already writes code. It picks up in the second half, but I nearly gave up on it in the first week.”
Greg P.
SQL for analysis
4 months ago
“I started without knowing what a CSV was. Ana never assumed I knew anything, never made me feel slow for asking, and answered every question I posted, even the ones I was embarrassed to ask. By week six I was using what I learned at work, and my manager has since moved me onto the reporting team, where I build the weekly figures for every ward.”
Amara N.
SQL for analysis
1 month ago
“Ana pointed at one step in my project and asked how many rows it should return. In five years of spreadsheets, I had never asked myself that.”
Jonas W.
SQL for analysis
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