Bloomington, Indiana, United States
• Developed and managed databases to digitize and structure case requests, improving efficiency in reviewing wrongful conviction claims
• Implemented data mining techniques to analyze over 2,000 historical case files, identifying trends and potential candidates for representation
• Utilized Natural Language Processing (NLP) to extract insights from handwritten and digital case letters, streamlining the case review process
• Automated request categorization and correspondence workflows, reducing manual processing time for new assistance requests
• Created data visualizations and reports using Looker Studio & Tableau to support research, legal case reviews, and future grant applications for the project
• Collaborated with criminologists, legal professionals, and data scientists to refine case selection strategies and optimize review methodologies