Jialin (Jun) Liao
About Jialin (Jun) Liao
Jialin (Jun) Liao is a BI Analyst specializing in Data and ETL at The Economist, where he has worked since 2015. He previously held positions as a lecturer and quantitative data analyst in various institutions in the UK.
Work at The Economist
Jialin (Jun) Liao has been employed at The Economist since 2015, serving as a BI Analyst specializing in Data and ETL. In this role, Liao focuses on business intelligence processes, data management, and the extraction, transformation, and loading of data. This position has allowed Liao to contribute to the data-driven decision-making processes within the organization.
Previous Experience in Data Analysis
Before joining The Economist, Liao worked at ClientKnowledge from 2008 to 2012 as a Quantitative Data Analyst. In this capacity, Liao was responsible for analyzing quantitative data to provide insights that informed business strategies. This experience contributed to Liao's expertise in data analysis and interpretation.
Academic Background in Information Systems
Liao served as a Lecturer in Information Systems at the University of Wales from 2005 to 2007. During this two-year tenure, Liao taught various courses related to information systems, contributing to the academic development of students in Wales. Additionally, Liao briefly worked as a Lecturer in ICT at Oaklands College for three months in 2007.
Professional Experience Timeline
Jialin (Jun) Liao's professional journey includes significant roles in academia and data analysis. Liao began as a Lecturer in Information Systems at the University of Wales from 2005 to 2007, followed by a short stint at Oaklands College in 2007. Liao then transitioned to the role of Quantitative Data Analyst at ClientKnowledge from 2008 to 2012, before joining The Economist in 2015.