Yi Ning Eu
About Yi Ning Eu
Yi Ning Eu is a Market/Data Analyst specializing in refined petroleum products, currently employed at Kpler since 2018. He monitors global refined products floating storage and utilizes SQL to analyze data patterns, while also preparing weekly reports on fuel oil inventories.
Work at Kpler
Currently, Yi Ning Eu serves as a Market/Data Analyst specializing in refined petroleum products at Kpler. Since joining the company in 2018, Yi Ning has focused on monitoring global refined products floating storage. This role involves preparing weekly reports on fuel oil floating inventories and analyzing Clean Petroleum Products (CPP) and Dirty Petroleum Products (DPP) sea borne cargo flows. Yi Ning's expertise in this area contributes to Kpler's data-driven insights in the energy sector.
Education and Expertise
Yi Ning Eu earned a Bachelor's degree in Statistics from the National University of Singapore, completing the program from 2014 to 2018. This educational background provides a strong foundation in data analysis, which Yi Ning applies in the field of refined petroleum products. Proficient in SQL, Yi Ning utilizes this skill to identify patterns and anomalies within databases, enhancing the analytical capabilities in their current role.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining Kpler, Yi Ning Eu gained valuable experience in data analysis through internships. From 2017 to 2018, Yi Ning worked as a Data Analyst Intern at Acxiom for one year, where they developed analytical skills. Earlier, in 2014, Yi Ning completed a five-month internship as a Commercial Intern at Coface. These roles contributed to Yi Ning's understanding of data management and analysis in various contexts.
Technical Skills
Yi Ning Eu specializes in utilizing SQL for data analysis, focusing on identifying patterns and anomalies in databases. This technical skill is essential for monitoring and reporting on refined petroleum products. Additionally, Yi Ning's expertise includes analyzing sea borne cargo flows of Clean Petroleum Products (CPP) and Dirty Petroleum Products (DPP), which are critical for understanding market dynamics in the petroleum industry.