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Hi, I'm Arnold

Data Analytics and Machine Learning professional finishing an M.S. at Yeshiva University. I turn messy, real-world data into answers that change decisions.

6.3M

Transactions analyzed

65%

Fraud recall

36.9%

Queens tree canopy share

Dec 2026

M.S. graduation

Arnold Muzarurwi — Data Analytics & Machine Learning
Jersey City, NJ

What I do

Expertise

Data Analysis & Visualization

SQL, Python, Tableau, and Excel — cleaning messy data, surfacing KPIs, and building visuals that help non-technical stakeholders act.

Statistical Modeling

Count models, feature engineering, and cross-validated statistical workflows on large real-world datasets like NYSED district records.

Graph Data Science

Neo4j, Cypher, and GDS for fraud detection and network analysis at scale across millions of nodes and relationships.

Portfolio

Selected projects

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Financial Fraud Detection Using Graph Data Science
Graph Data Science2026

Financial Fraud Detection Using Graph Data Science

Modeled 6.3M mobile money transactions across 9M+ accounts as a 15.4M-node Neo4j graph to detect fraud patterns invisible at the individual-transaction level.

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NYC Street Tree Equity Analysis
Business Intelligence2025

NYC Street Tree Equity Analysis

Analyzed the 2015 NYC Street Tree Census with 2024 neighborhood income data in Tableau for the New York Restoration Project to surface environmental equity gaps in urban tree coverage.

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Arnold Muzarurwi

About me

Analysis first, impact always

Hi, I'm Arnold, a data professional with a computer science background, finishing an M.S. in Data Analytics and Visualization at Yeshiva University. I work end to end, from cleaning and exploring raw data to building models and putting the results in front of people who have to make decisions.

My work starts with a messy, real-world question and ends with a number that settles it: a $12B fraud blind spot a rule-based system never caught, the strongest predictors of why students drop out, a map of where NYC's trees really are. Different fields, same job. I'm at my best when the data has to earn a decision, not just fill a report.

Education

The foundation

A CS undergraduate grounding in Beijing, now building specialized depth in data analytics and visualization in New York.

In progress

M.S. in Data Analytics and Visualization

Expected Dec 2026
Yeshiva University, Katz School of Science and Health New York, NY GPA 3.7

Completed

B.S. in Computer Science and Technology

Jun 2024
Beijing Institute of Technology Beijing, China GPA 3.6

Stack & tools

The working toolkit

Languages, libraries, databases, and methods I reach for across analysis, modeling, and graph data science.

SQLPythonRCypherData CleaningData Wrangling +11 more

Programming & Query

Languages for analysis and graph work

SQLPythonRCypher

Analysis & Reporting

End-to-end analytical workflow

Data CleaningData WranglingExploratory Data AnalysisStatistical ModelingFeature Engineering

Visualization & Reporting

Dashboards, charts, and stakeholder-ready views

TableauExcelMatplotlib

Databases

Relational and graph data stores

PostgreSQLNeo4j

Tools

Version control and data infrastructure

GitETLData Warehousing

Background

Experience & highlights

99.81%

Fraud missed by rule-based system

Only 16 of 8,213 fraud transactions caught — $12B+ concealed

65%

Unsupervised fraud recall

2,660 fraud account pairs via Louvain on a 15.4M-node graph

36.9%

Queens share of NYC street trees

vs 9.36% in Manhattan — canopy does not track income

IT Support Intern

Avana Motors · Harare, Zimbabwe

Aug 2024 – Dec 2024
  • •Tracked and analyzed incident records in a ticketing system to monitor service trends, support SLA compliance, and inform data-driven improvements to service quality.
  • •Applied structured root-cause analysis to diagnose recurring system and connectivity issues, documenting findings and escalating complex cases to senior technicians.
  • •Audited Microsoft 365 configurations and endpoint settings across the organization to identify access issues and maintain reliable day-to-day operations.

Insights

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Seeking data analyst and data science internships in the NYC area for Fall 2026, and full-time roles beginning December 2026 anywhere in the U.S., open to relocation.