Isabella Corona
About Isabella Corona
Isabella Corona is a Data Analyst Intern currently working at The New York Times and has a background in data science with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Berkeley. She has held various roles in organizations focused on advocacy, technology, and finance, including positions at the Society of Women Engineers and Autodesk.
Current Role at The New York Times
Isabella Corona is currently employed as a Data Analyst Intern at The New York Times. She began this role in 2024 and has been contributing to the organization for five months. In this position, she applies her data analysis skills to support various projects within the company, focusing on data-driven decision-making and insights.
Previous Experience in Advocacy and Leadership
Isabella served as the Advocacy Director for the Society of Women Engineers in 2024 for a duration of four months. In this role, she was involved in initiatives aimed at promoting women in engineering and technology fields, highlighting her commitment to advocacy and leadership within the community.
Educational Background in Data Science
Isabella earned her Bachelor of Arts in Data Science from the University of California, Berkeley. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation in data analysis, statistics, and computational methods, which she applies in her current and previous roles.
Experience in Behavioral Economics
Isabella currently works as a Project Analyst at the Behavioral Economics Association at Berkeley. She has been in this position since 2024 for eight months, where she engages in projects that analyze behavioral economic principles and their applications.
Involvement in Community Support Initiatives
Isabella is an active participant in the ColorStack community, which supports Black and Latinx students in technology. Her involvement reflects her dedication to fostering diversity and inclusion within the tech industry.