Jordan Beary

Data science leadership — analytics infrastructure, experimentation, marketplace ML

Resume of Jordan Beary: data science leadership, analytics infrastructure, experimentation, and marketplace ML.

Bend, OR · linkedin.com/in/jordan-beary · github.com/JordanBeary

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Summary

Data science leader with 8 years moving growth-stage companies from guessing to measuring. Founded and lead the Analytics & Data Science department at Trend, Inc. through a period of rapid company revenue growth.

Technical skills

Languages & tools: Python, SQL, R, Git, ClickHouse, Tableau, Holistics.io, Slack API

ML & AI: PyTorch, fastai, reinforcement learning & off-policy evaluation, NLP, LLM agent tooling, A/B testing & experiment design

Experience

Trend, Inc. (formerly Trend Capital) — Vancouver, WA

Analytics & Data Science Manager · May 2022 – Present

  • Department creation. Proposed and won C-suite approval for a new analytics department; defined and hired the company’s first Data Analyst and Data Scientist roles.
  • Revenue impact. Took three new business verticals through the full data maturity model — collection, reporting, prediction, automated optimization — with measured, material revenue impact.
  • Experimentation. Lead A/B testing across verticals with rigorous design (power analysis, t-tests, chi-square, regression); own real-time bidding and auction mechanics.
  • Leadership & communication. Set team priorities against company objectives; translate data science into recommendations actionable for both executives and engineers.

Performance Analyst · September 2019 – May 2022

  • Analytics infrastructure. Built the analytics and BI platform for Client Services — descriptive through predictive reporting and real-time dashboards in SQL and BI tooling.
  • Fraud detection. Designed fraud detection combining rules-based logic with unsupervised ML, measurably reducing fraudulent activity and chargebacks.
  • Alerting. Created KPI alert systems (SQL, Python, Slack API) triggered by deviations from RNN time-series forecasts.
  • Machine learning. Built lead sale-propensity models (fastai → PyTorch) used in production for re-marketing and fraud detection.

LegitScript — Portland, OR

Data Analyst · June 2018 – September 2019

  • Marketing analytics. Automated conversion and customer-path reporting with Python and Google Analytics APIs, improving campaign targeting and conversion rates.
  • Competitor intelligence. Built REST-API data pipelines with topic modeling, NLP, and sentiment analysis to map competitors’ market positioning.
  • Risk modeling & visualization. Identified high-risk merchants with clustering in R; delivered Tableau geo-maps and 3D network visualizations of payment networks (Plotly, D3.js).

Data Research Intern · August 2017 – June 2018

  • Data mining. Collected and analyzed data on thousands of pharmacies and manufacturers for targeted marketing; supported attribution modeling with statistical preprocessing.

Recent projects

  • Outbound messaging optimization engine. Nightly scoring and suppression system for a high-volume outbound program (recency-based value thresholds, fraud-informed pre-send filtering); reversed a two-year decline in revenue per message and returned sold rate to a yearly high while cutting send volume substantially — profitable throughout.
  • Fraud detection at scale. Identity-graph engine (union-find over hundreds of millions of records) with bot and emulator fingerprinting; attributed a major fraud surge, and now feeds alerting that keeps fraudulent leads out of the sold pool at scale while rescuing wrongly blocked funded customers.
  • Closed-loop funding feedback pipeline. Daily ETL normalizing post-sale outcomes from partner lenders via privacy-preserving identity matching — per-partner funding rates measurable for the first time; feeds a funding-propensity model built on device-level signals.
  • Reinforcement learning for lead routing. Auction simulator built from historical buyer behavior plus off-policy evaluation implemented from first principles; a transparent linear-program baseline validated a material revenue-per-lead lift on a large held-out sample, with the learned policy gated behind a live test.
  • AI agent guardrails & knowledge base. Mediated, read-only data-access layer — query validation, domain-rule checks, capped results — enabling LLM agents to run analytics safely, paired with a version-controlled knowledge base read by humans and AI tooling alike.

Education

Portland State University — M.S. Systems Science · August 2017 – December 2019

Portland State University — Business Intelligence & Analytics Graduate Program · August 2017 – June 2018

University of Missouri – Columbia — Trulaske College of Business · August 2011 – May 2015