Purple and Gold — projects, writing, and what I'm learning at LSU.
Selected systems that reflect how I approach risk, controls, analytics, and structured execution.
Each project follows a consistent pattern: identify risk, apply structure, document evidence, deliver clarity.
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Outcome: 31 internal controls documented and mapped to specific risks with supporting evidence. Built a full internal controls exhibit for an operations-focused process, with workpapers structured like an internal audit file.
Outcome: Excel models where key flows are easy to trace and errors are easier to detect. Completed advanced builds using XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, IFERROR/IFNA, structured references, and review-friendly formatting.
Outcome: finance system concept giving officers a clear, current view of funds and control points. Designed a real-time budget and sponsorship tracking approach with simple control checkpoints.
Outcome: reference-ready outline connecting key 10-K disclosures to financial statement impacts. Completed a structured analysis of Amazon's 10-K focused on revenue recognition, EPS, OCI, and deferred taxes.
Outcome: concise view of incentives, risks, and planning implications for Pillar Two adoption. Researched and wrote a policy analysis linking OECD global minimum tax rules to U.S. international tax.
Outcome: decision-ready dashboard surfacing profitability and trend insights by segment and period. Built a Power BI model from multi-year beverage data to evaluate revenue, cost behavior, and margins.
A consistent pattern I apply across accounting, controls, and analytics work.
Roles where I can combine accounting fundamentals with internal audit and controls: testing controls, identifying risk, improving processes, and building dashboards that support decision-making.
Structure compounds.