I am currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Public Health Sciences (Health Informatics) within the School of Public Health Sciences at the University of Waterloo, under the mentorship of Professor Abel Torres Espin. My academic background includes a Bachelor of Education and a Master of Computer Science from Drahomanov Ukrainian State University, where I cultivated a strong interest in the intersection of data analysis and educational sciences, particularly in optimizing student evaluation processes.
Building on this interdisciplinary foundation, I have focused my efforts on tackling critical public health challenges. My current research is centered on precision health, with my thesis exploring the multi-outcome trajectory of traumatic brain injury. By utilizing advanced data analytics and statistical techniques, I aim to uncover complex health patterns and develop personalized, effective healthcare solutions.
In addition to my academic pursuits, I have professional experience as an analyst, where I refined my expertise in data management and decision marking. I am particularly passionate about leveraging data-driven approaches to address a wide range of public health issues. My interests include utilizing machine learning and predictive modeling to enhance decision-making, improve population health outcomes, and bridge the gap between data science and healthcare innovation.
