Ada Snodgrass
About Ada Snodgrass
Ada Snodgrass is a Student Data Analyst with experience in conservation and data analysis. She currently works at JOSHUAS TRACT CONSERVATION & HISTORIC TRUST and DataCamp, while actively enhancing her skills in Jupyter Notebooks and Python.
Work at DataCamp
Ada Snodgrass has been employed at DataCamp as a Student Data Analyst since 2022. In this remote position, she engages in various data analysis tasks, utilizing her skills in Python and Visual Studio Code. Her role involves applying analytical techniques to support learning and development in data science.
Current Role at JOSHUAS TRACT CONSERVATION & HISTORIC TRUST
Since 2019, Ada Snodgrass has served as the Conservation Coordinator at JOSHUAS TRACT CONSERVATION & HISTORIC TRUST. In this capacity, she oversees conservation efforts and initiatives, contributing to the organization's mission of preserving natural and historical resources.
Education and Expertise
Ada Snodgrass earned her Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Natural Resources from the University of Connecticut, completing her studies from 2015 to 2019. Her educational background provides her with a solid foundation in environmental science and data analysis, which she applies in her current roles.
Data Analysis Skills and Tools
Ada actively utilizes Python and Visual Studio Code for her data analysis projects. She is also learning to use Jupyter Notebooks, enhancing her ability to perform data analysis tasks effectively. Her commitment to developing technical skills is evident through her GitHub account, where she showcases her projects and learning progress.
Participation in Master Naturalist Program
Ada Snodgrass is participating in the Goodwin Conservation Center's Master Naturalist program. This program allows her to deepen her knowledge and skills in natural resource conservation, further supporting her professional development in the field.