Christopher Thorsen
About Christopher Thorsen
Christopher Thorsen serves as the Enablement Analytics Manager at OnDeck, where he designs analytics strategies to track the adoption and impact of Enablement Tools. He has a background in applied mathematics and has held various roles in technical production and data analysis since his studies at Marist College.
Current Role at OnDeck
Christopher Thorsen serves as the Enablement Analytics Manager at OnDeck, a position he has held since 2019. In this role, he designs analytics strategies to track the adoption and impact of Enablement Tools. His responsibilities include setting up and optimizing API integrations for these tools, ensuring accurate reporting on business drivers and outcomes. Thorsen also focuses on mapping the Enablement Ecosystem to enhance integration and reporting processes. Additionally, he engages in knowledge sharing with stakeholders to improve data utilization for informed business decisions.
Previous Experience in Analytics and Development
Before joining OnDeck, Christopher Thorsen worked as a Senior Data Analyst from 2016, following his role as a Developer at 3Forge from 2014 to 2016. During his time at 3Forge, he contributed to various development projects. Earlier in his career, he also served as a Technical Production Assistant at Uni Light Studio for two months in 2014, where he gained experience in technical production. His diverse background in analytics and development has equipped him with a strong foundation for his current role.
Educational Background
Christopher Thorsen studied at Marist College, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics from 2010 to 2014. His education provided him with a solid understanding of mathematical principles and analytical techniques, which he applies in his current role in analytics. During his time at Marist College, he was also a student athlete, balancing academics with sports for four years.
Early Career and Assistant Roles
In 2013, Christopher Thorsen worked as an Assistant to Mathematics at Elizabethtown College for two months. This role allowed him to gain experience in an academic setting, supporting mathematics education. His early career also included his position as a Technical Production Assistant at Uni Light Studio in Boston for two months in 2014. These roles contributed to his professional development and skill set prior to his more extensive work in analytics and data management.