Andrew S. Thompson

Résumé

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Experience
  • Developed the architecture for and provisioned a secure AI user interface on agentic backend logic to reduce multitenant security risks
  • Designed and deployed an e-commerce interface to distribute software and gain business leads for customer acquisition
  • Supported a global telecom supply chain organization's ERP system implementation via Boomi integration development
  • Produced automated browser-based testing scripts to significantly reduce development time spent on repetitive manual testing
  • Designed a cross-platform identity management system integrating Power Apps, Power Automate, Azure Data Factory and SQL Server to centralize Core Identity Directory data from multiple ITSM platforms
  • Engineered secure ADF ingestion pipelines using REST APIs and token-based authentication to connect with HRIS services
  • Collaborated with a database architect to align the workflow with data warehouse models and standards
  • Portrayed agricultural analytics for county and state data for external distribution using visualization techniques in R
  • Received honorable mention in the Undergraduate Statistics Project Competition (USPROC) for intermediate statistics
  • Collaborated with Evonik to develop construction material compatibility matrices via data scraping and cleaning
  • Researched financial machine learning applications alongside faculty Dr. Maxwell Omwenga and Dr. Benjamin Johnson
  • Published and presented the research at the 24th Annual IEEE International Conference on Electro Information Technology
Mathematics and Statistics Tutor University of Evansville, Evansville, IN Sep 2024 to May 2025
Archived
  • Developed data visualizations of national pest damage and fire damage data using ArcGIS software
Publication

Text Extraction and Classification for Automated Balance Sheet Data Entry from Form 1120

May 2024

Andrew S. Thompson, Maxwell M. Omwenga, Benjamin W. Johnson. 2024 IEEE International Conference on Electro Information Technology (eIT), pp. 229–234. IEEE.

Data entry is low-skill, high-cost work that stands between accountants and the analysis they are actually paid for. The paper tests automated classifiers for sorting Form 1120 balance sheet items into current and noncurrent assets and liabilities. Logistic regression and linear and polynomial support vector machines proved the most accurate. It is a step toward pulling a whole balance sheet schedule into a spreadsheet unattended.

First authorMachine LearningText Classification Logistic RegressionSVMIEEE eIT 2024

Read on IEEE Xplore doi:10.1109/eIT60633.2024.10609926

Education
Standing
3.99 GPA, Honors College and Dean's List
Coursework
Data Analysis, Machine Learning, Mathematical Statistics, Algorithms and Data Structures, Techniques for Large Data Sets, Software Engineering, Experimental Design, Computer Architecture
Leadership
  • Directed chapter operations, event planning and financial advising, and fostered an environment of collaborative leadership
  • Coordinated fundraising events, surpassing goals and raising over $6,000 for local and national nonprofit partners
President Statistics / Data Science Club Jan 2024 to Present
Vice President Association for Computing Machinery Sep 2026 to Present
Event Coordinator, HACER service committee Honors Activity Board Aug 2023 to Dec 2025
Skills
Skills
Collaboration, machine learning, statistics, programming, DevOps, system design, analytics
Technology
Python, Jupyter, R, RStudio, SQL, Microsoft Office, Git, HTML, CSS, Power Suite, Azure
Honors
Aug 2023
John C. Moore Scholar
Apr 2024
University of Evansville Research and Honors Symposium
May 2024
Kappa Mu Epsilon Outstanding Freshman Mathematics Award
Oct 2024
R.C. Miller Award for Friendship
Oct 2024
John H. Schroeder Award for Service
Apr 2025
USPROC Undergraduate Statistics Class Project Honorable Mention
May 2025
Gruenwald Award for Commitment to Excellence
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