From spreadsheets to full-stack, with data as the throughline.
I spent 4+ years in customer-facing data and process roles before deciding I wanted to build the tools instead of just working around their gaps. That instinct is what's pulling me from spreadsheets and dashboards toward full-stack development.
Right now I'm working through a full-stack JavaScript path — React, Node.js/Express, SQL/Supabase, Next.js — while finishing a BS in Data Science at the University of Phoenix. I gravitate toward projects that connect the two: turning data into usable products, not just analysis that lives in a notebook.
I'm looking for an entry-level software development or analytics engineering role where I can keep doing both — clean, reproducible analysis and shipping features from schema through deployment.
so, who is she?
SAMIRA'S GET TO KNOW HER
DATA SCIENCE STUDENT
Michigan · learning in public · she/her
SIGNATURE MOVE
Turning a roadmap.sh checklist into an actual finished project, on purpose this time.
Hi, if you made it this far, thanks for sticking around. As I said in the beginning, this is not just a portfolio but also a personal project to express my creativity. I wanted this site to be a love letter to all the websites I grew up loving. While I can’t quite replicate Flash-- yet, I can certainly try. Some of my biggest inspirations were Bratz and Monster High, with a bit of Lizzie McGuire thrown in.
Currently, I'm finishing a BS in Data Science at the University of Phoenix, so the plan is data brain + frontend hands. To learn a bit more about me, check the rest of the file.
QUOTE OF THE YEAR
“Regret is such a pointless emotion, don't you agree”
— Magnus Bane, City of GlassTHE FILE ON SAMIRA
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“This Website!”
— Currently building -
“Lord of Shadows by Cassandra Clare”
— Fave book -
“Expected June 2027, University of Phoenix.”
— Graduating -
“Sewing my own vintage wardrobe on the weekend, like the one in the pic above.”
— Off the clock -
“An infinite number, mostly while debugging CSS.”
— Cups of tea consumed -
“Data brain, frontend hands — building both at once.”
— The whole plan