About Me

I help businesses turn messy data into clear, actionable stories — building data pipelines, models, and dashboards that make decision-making faster and smarter. This website includes my professional experience and some of my recent work!

Contact Details

Bryant Leal
Houston, TX USA
(713) 228-7325
Bryantleal@utexas.edu

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Authorized to work in the US without restrictions

Education

McCombs School of Business

Master of Science in Business Analytics • Spring 2021

Current GPA: 3.55

Current coursework: Advanced Data Analytics in Marketing, Stochastic Control & Optimization, Learning Structures/Times Series, Pricing & Revenue Management

Past coursework: Data Analytics Programming, Predictive Modeling, Advanced Predictive Modeling, Data Management (SQL, Spark, MapReduce), Advanced Corporate Finance

McCombs School of Business

Bacholor in Business Administration• Spring 2020

Major: Finance, Quantitative Finance track
Overall GPA: 3.81
Major GPA: 3.78

Work

Acrisure Innovation

Analytics Engineer • May 2024 - Present

  • Business & Technical Acumen: Leverage business insight and technical expertise in dbt to build scalable data models that power high-impact Tableau dashboards and enable data-driven decision-making.
  • Architected Data Solutions: Acted as the data architect for an organization-wide initiative, designing end-to-end data models and pipelines that deliver consistent, accessible views of key organizational KPIs

USAA

Financial Analyst Intern • May 2019 - July 2019

During my time at USAA, I worked under the External Reporting team where I handled various tasks that provided me with exposure to the external reporting process such as auditing financial statements. I also provided analytics work to the team by analyzing control processes across the five reporting teams and presented any interesting insights such as overlaps or opportunities for increased consistency. While I had minimal time to find anything of use for the team, I produced a method for analyzing these controls in a way that is useful and interpretable.

Important Quotes

  • Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from bad judgement.

    Clint Tuttle - UT Austin

  • Data is everywhere. In my internship, I saw the vast amount of data that was generated and how little time my team had to analyze it.

    Bryant Arroyo Leal

Get In Touch.

If you wish to contact me, my information is found below:

Bryant Leal
Houston, TX USA
(713) 228-7325
Bryantleal@utexas.edu
Authorized to work in the US without restrictions