Ingrid Teti

Highly motivated and detail-oriented policy analyst with a background in finance, control systems development, and data analysis. Adept at applying analytical rigor to complex public policy challenges, leveraging a strong academic background in social policy and economics. Proficient in utilizing advanced quantitative research tools including R, Stata, and Microsoft Office 365 to extract meaningful insights for evidence-based decision-making.

Experienced in conducting mixed methods research and implementing rigorous methodologies to drive policy recommendations. Demonstrated track record in financial analysis, project management, and process enhancement. Skilled collaborator with a proven ability to optimize data systems, fostering cross-functional efficiency in support of informed policy formulation

I bring a wealth of experience in data analysis and policy evaluation to the table. During my time as a Quantitative Research Intern at Research for Action, I spearheaded the analysis of a decade's worth of administrative panel data for the Head Start Project, leading to a remarkable 25% improvement in data processing efficiency. My proficiency in Excel, ETL tools, and Stata ensured data integrity and privacy compliance.

At Lawndale Christian Legal

Center, I harnessed the power of SQL, R, and Excel to conduct a thorough assessment of service delivery, culminating in five key recommendations presented to leadership. Additionally, I implemented a highly effective Individualized Service Plan (ISP) tracking system and designed a robust Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) framework. As a Bookkeeper at Eastern State Penitentiary, I took charge of implementing financial controls and procedures, resulting in a 20% reduction in errors, while also achieving a 10% increase in budget accuracy.

My track record includes timely reporting with a perfect on-time reporting rate. Moreover, at Laser Remedy Medical Spa, I demonstrated my prowess in research and industry analysis, leading to a 15% reduction in compliance-related incidents. My data-driven business plans secured $500,000 in bank loans, and my automation initiatives yielded a remarkable 30% reduction in manual data entry errors, coupled with a 25% increase in overall operational efficiency.

With this diverse skill set in research, data analysis, and policy implementation, I am poised to excel in any public policy analyst role.

I hold a Master of Science in Social Policy from the University of Pennsylvania's School of Social Policy and Practice, achieved in August 2023, with a perfect GPA of 4.00/4.00. Prior to this, I completed my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Politics & Economics with a concentration in Globalization from the University of Pennsylvania's School of Arts and Sciences, graduating Summa Cum Laude in May 2021 with a commendable GPA of 3.81/4.00.