Less manual data preparation
Automated ERP and product-data cleaning, enrichment, validation and formatting workflows at DB Schenker.
The person behind the data work.
I combine a Business Economics background with hands-on data experience across research, logistics, corporate analytics, and venture environments. My work focuses on understanding business processes, identifying manual or unreliable data steps, and building structured workflows, dashboards, and validation logic with Python, Excel, SQL, and Power BI.
Background
My background across Estonia, Netherlands and Germany has made me adaptable, multilingual and comfortable in international environments. Studying and working across different education systems and team cultures helped me communicate clearly, learn quickly and stay flexible in unfamiliar situations.
Professionally, I moved from research data preparation at IAMO into corporate analytics at FedEx and later into automation, reporting and data quality work at DB Schenker. Across these roles, I learned how often business teams depend on data processes that are manual, scattered or difficult to trust - and how much value can be created when those processes are made more structured, automated and reliable.
That is what motivates me most in data work: creating practical solutions that make information easier to trust, processes easier to repeat, and outputs easier for business users to act on.
Selected impact
This section highlights the clearest recent outcomes from my data work: reducing repetitive manual preparation, speeding up reporting, improving data reliability and building more structured workflows for business and research teams.
Automated ERP and product-data cleaning, enrichment, validation and formatting workflows at DB Schenker.
Built Power BI KPI reporting from ERP and company database extracts, reducing recurring management reporting effort at DB Schenker.
Supported faster part-request handling through internal workflow tooling, structured tracking, automated outputs and communication support at DB Schenker.
Built Python workflows combining FAOSTAT, UN Comtrade, WTO/RTA metadata, HS mappings, exchange rates and structured Excel outputs at IAMO.
Vertical timeline
The timeline below gives a clearer explanation of what I did at each stage and how it shaped my current focus on analytics, automation and data quality.
Completed secondary education in Estonia before moving to Germany for university studies.
Completed two semesters of International Business Logistics before switching to Business Economics, which better matched my interest in business processes, analysis and decision support.
My studies in Business Economics helped me understand how organizations think about decisions, processes, performance, and efficiency. This became the business foundation behind my later focus on analytics and automation.
Alongside my university studies, I volunteered with AIESEC in Halle as Team Leader of the Global Outgoing Exchange team. I supported member coordination, delegation, decision-making and international collaboration, which gave me early experience in ownership, communication and working across cultures.
I started working at IAMO alongside my university studies, supporting research-oriented datasets, data entry, data cleaning, online statistical platforms, household survey data, and tools such as Excel and Python. After finishing my studies, I continued this work on a flexible part-time/project basis, including during my internships at FedEx Express and DB Schenker. This experience strengthened my attention to detail and taught me how important reliable data preparation is before any analysis can be trusted.
Reason work paused: The project phase later ended, and in 2025 a new research-data project appeared where my expertise with data preparation, Python workflows and research datasets was needed again. This led to my current part-time contract role at IAMO, described later in the timeline.
Worked with the Customer Engineering / Service Standard & Solutions Europe team on Python data preparation, Power BI dashboard support, customer/shipment trend analysis and reporting automation.
Worked on ERP and product-data enrichment for DB Schenker’s On-Demand Production Venture. The internship focused on turning inconsistent ERP/Excel exports into cleaner, richer and more usable product datasets for reporting, pricing and supplier/API-supported analysis.
Worked in the On-Demand Production Venture on Python automation, ERP data preparation, supplier API workflows, data quality standards, Power BI reporting and internal workflow tools.
Reason role ended: The role ended due to post-acquisition restructuring following DSV’s acquisition of DB Schenker, after the venture division was discontinued.
This is the follow-up IAMO project mentioned earlier in the timeline. I started this part-time contract role alongside my DB Schenker position and continue it today. My work focuses on a Python-based research-data automation pipeline for agricultural economics research. The project combines FAOSTAT production, price and exchange-rate data, UN Comtrade trade data, WTO/RTA metadata and HS commodity mappings, then turns them into structured Excel outputs for research review.
Project note: The research project is still in progress, so this section focuses on the technical data work rather than unpublished findings.
I am open to Data Analyst, BI Analyst and analytics automation roles where I can improve reporting, automate manual workflows and help business users work with cleaner, more reliable data.
Technical skills
Working style
My recommendation letters consistently highlight structured work, reliability, fast understanding of complex processes, independent problem-solving, careful execution and clear documentation.
In practice, this means I try to understand the business process first, then build solutions that are transparent, documented and usable by non-technical colleagues.
How I think about data
A dashboard is only useful when the underlying data, assumptions and workflow are clear. I try to make data work understandable, repeatable and practical for the people who depend on it.
Free-time activities
Weight training helps me stay disciplined and consistent. It reminds me that improvement usually comes from structure, patience, and repetition.
Coding is both a professional tool and a personal interest for me. I enjoy the process of turning an unclear problem into a logical, working solution.
Traveling keeps me curious and open-minded. It has also made me more comfortable adapting to unfamiliar environments and communicating with people from different backgrounds.