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STESIAM

Statistics Graduate

stesiam [at] proton [dot] me stesiam.com @stesiam @stesiam Athens, Greece

My name is Stelios and I live in Athens. I am a recent graduate of the Department of Statistics and Insurance Department at the University of Piraeus. I have considerable familiarity with technology and various statistical packages and programs, as well as with R, a programming language specializing in data analysis. At the moment, I would like to improve and apply my knowledge in Statistics and related software in a professional environment. I have no work experience, but I am willing to work, learn, and develop my skills. I invite you to take a look at my projects and activities to better understand my background and level of knowledge.

PROJECTS

Scraping data

GitHub Repo

A project in which I retrieved the complete registry of (re)insurance companies operating in Greece. The list was scraped from the website of the Bank of Greece. Traditional scraping methods did not work on this table, and for this reason, in addition to the {rvest} package, the {RSelenium} package was also used.

Data Visualization

GitHub Repo

In recent years, I have been practicing the production of charts using R and various packages. For instance, since 2022 I have created many ‘static’ charts with the {ggplot2} package, and some of them have been posted on my website

Data Analysis

Article URL

A time series analysis for the case of unemployment in Greece, in which I attempt to find a model that predicts the future course of unemployment in Greece. I study the time series for stationarity, the presence of structural breaks, and I primarily fit ARIMA and Exponential Smoothing (ETS) models in order to forecast short-term unemployment over the next six months

ML Web Applications

Web App URL

Based on data from a relevant survey on developers’ salaries, I built a predictive regression model to forecast a developer’s salary. The model is based on features such as years of programming experience, the employer’s country, and others. The accuracy of the model can be characterized as moderate due to the relatively small sample size (800 individuals).

EDUCATION

  • BSc. in Statistics and Insurance Science
    University of Piraeus
    Graduated at June, 2025

During my studies, I was taught several courses related to Statistics as well as Statistical Software. Indicatively, I will mention the courses of:
- Probabilities
- Statistics: Estimation Theory
- Non-parametric Statistics
- Sampling and
- Statistical Programs using R

PROGRAMMING

  • R (Rstats)
  • SQL (dbplyr)
  • Python
  • JavaScript (DOM)

SKILLS

  • Linux (Ubuntu)
  • Git
  • LaTeX
  • Quarto
  • HTML/CSS
  • Docker
  • Web apps (Shiny)
  • API (plumber / FastAPI)
  • Data analysis
  • Machine learning

FAMILIARITY WITH R PACKAGES

  • dplyr
  • tidyr
  • ggplot2
  • stringr
  • tidymodels
  • tidyverts
  • rvest
  • RSelenium

PROGRAMS I USE

  • RStudio - Positron - VSCode

LANGUAGES

  • Greek (native)
  • English (C2)

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