Daniel Rojas Medina
About Daniel Rojas Medina
Daniel Rojas Medina serves as the Development Services Data Coordinator at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, where he has worked since 2013. He specializes in data integration and visualization, utilizing tools like Tableau and Raiser Edge Plugins to enhance organizational data management.
Work at Greater Chicago Food Depository
Daniel Rojas Medina has served as the Development Services Data Coordinator at the Greater Chicago Food Depository since 2013. In this role, he is responsible for managing and analyzing data related to donor and volunteer contributions. He collaborates with third-party vendors to integrate Raiser Edge Plugins into existing systems, enhancing the organization's data capabilities. His work includes reconciling financial information and generating reports for senior management, ensuring that data-driven decisions are informed and accurate.
Education and Expertise
Daniel Rojas Medina studied Computer Science at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale from 2004 to 2005, and later at City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College from 2005 to 2006. His educational background has equipped him with the technical skills necessary for data management and analysis. He has expertise in developing Tableau data projects, which involve cross-referencing donor and volunteer data from multiple databases. Additionally, he has implemented geocoding techniques in his data projects to improve data visualization and analysis.
Background
Before joining the Greater Chicago Food Depository, Daniel Rojas Medina worked as an Assistant Regional Dispatcher at R+L Carriers from 2006 to 2013. In this position, he was responsible for coordinating logistics and managing dispatch operations in the Greater Chicago Area. His experience in this role contributed to his organizational and analytical skills, which he now applies in his current position in data coordination.
Achievements in Data Projects
Daniel Rojas Medina has developed significant data projects utilizing Tableau, focusing on the integration of donor and volunteer data from separate databases. His work has enhanced the organization's ability to visualize and analyze data effectively. By implementing geocoding techniques, he has improved the quality of data representation, facilitating better decision-making processes within the Greater Chicago Food Depository.