Open-source analytics demos
Open-source defense &
GovCon analytics demos.
These projects use public and open-source data. They are portfolio demonstrations of data modeling, dashboarding, geospatial visualization, and structured analytical writing — relevant to GovCon data analyst, capture/pricing analyst, procurement intelligence, and BI roles at contractors and GovCon tech companies.
Structured analytical writing · GovCon
FY27 Defense Strategic Acquisition Analysis
Source & method: Public budget documents, acquisition policy sources, and market research synthesized into a strategic analysis deck.
Analytical skill: Budget-cycle reasoning, acquisition-pathway analysis (IDIQ, OTA, GWAC), competitive positioning.
Technical skill: Research synthesis and executive-ready presentation of a complex procurement landscape.
Hiring-manager takeaway: Can produce the market-facing analysis a capture or pricing team needs — not just the data plumbing behind it.
Multi-view dashboarding · OSINT data
Iran Conflict Operational Intelligence Dashboard
Source & method: Open-source event data structured into an escalation index, force-posture views, chokepoint analysis, and scenario pathways.
Analytical skill: Composite scoring design, weighted event categorization, scenario/branching analysis.
Technical skill: React multi-view dashboard architecture, coordinated views, KPI design.
Hiring-manager takeaway: Can design and build the structured analytical product — metric definitions through UI — that analytics teams ship.
Geospatial visualization · OSINT data
Iran–US Conflict Map
Source & method: Open-source conflict event data mapped day-by-day: strikes, naval engagements, oil disruption, humanitarian impact.
Analytical skill: Event data modeling, temporal-geographic storytelling, careful sourcing of public data.
Technical skill: D3 interactive mapping, timeline UI, geographic overlays.
Hiring-manager takeaway: Can turn a complex, fast-moving dataset into something a non-analyst can navigate and trust.
Open to full-time roles · NOVA/DMV
No claims of classified or operational intelligence work — these are public-data demonstrations of analytics craft for defense-adjacent teams.