Cody Connor
About Cody Connor
Cody Connor is a Data/Research Analyst Intern at Environics Analytics in Toronto, Ontario, where he has worked since 2020. He has a background in research and analysis, having previously held positions at the Canadian Urban Institute and Ryerson University, and he holds a Master's degree in Spatial Analysis.
Work at Environics Analytics
Cody Connor has been employed at Environics Analytics as a Data/Research Analyst Intern since 2020. This role is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. During this internship, Connor engages in data analysis and research projects, contributing to the company's analytics initiatives. The position allows for the application of skills acquired through academic studies and previous work experiences.
Previous Experience in Research and Analysis
Prior to joining Environics Analytics, Cody Connor worked at the Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) as an intern for three months in 2019. This role involved assisting with urban research projects. Additionally, Connor served as a Research Assistant at Ryerson University, first for three months in 2017 and then from 2018 to 2019 for a year. These positions provided valuable experience in research methodologies and data handling.
Education and Expertise
Cody Connor completed a Master of Spatial Analysis at Ryerson University from 2018 to 2019. This program focused on advanced spatial analysis techniques and applications. Prior to this, Connor earned a Bachelor of Arts in Geographic Analysis from Ryerson University, studying from 2014 to 2018. The educational background equips Connor with a solid foundation in geographic information systems and data analysis.
Work History in Retail
Cody Connor worked at Loblaw Companies Limited as a Produce Clerk from 2013 to 2019. This six-year role involved managing produce inventory and assisting customers in a retail environment. The experience in retail provided Connor with skills in customer service and inventory management, complementing the analytical skills developed in academic and research settings.