David Burn
About David Burn
David Burn is a Trainee Data Scientist based in Sheffield, England, who transitioned from a decade-long career in professional poker to data science and programming. He has worked as a Data Analyst at Capita since 2019 and has been involved with DataCamp and Kaggle since 2018, while also maintaining a data science blog to share his learning journey.
Work at DataCamp
David Burn has been employed at DataCamp as a Trainee Data Scientist since 2018. In this role, he engages in various projects that enhance his skills in data science and programming. His position allows him to apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios, contributing to his professional development in the field.
Current Role at Capita
Since 2019, David Burn has worked as a Data Analyst at Capita. In this capacity, he utilizes data analysis techniques to support decision-making processes within the organization. His experience in this role complements his ongoing training in data science, providing a solid foundation for his career transition.
Experience with Kaggle
David Burn has been an active competitor on Kaggle since 2018. This platform allows him to participate in data science competitions, where he applies his analytical skills to solve real-world problems. His involvement in Kaggle enhances his practical experience and understanding of data science methodologies.
Background in Professional Poker
Prior to his career in data science, David Burn spent 10 years as a professional poker player. This experience has equipped him with strong analytical and strategic thinking skills, which he now applies in his data science pursuits. His transition from poker to data science reflects his commitment to continuous learning and adaptation.
Data Science Blog
David Burn maintains a data science blog where he documents his learning journey and projects. This platform serves as a resource for sharing insights and experiences related to data science and programming. Through his blog, he engages with the data science community and contributes to the ongoing discourse in the field.