Manuel Sandoval Madrigal

Ph.D. Student

Manuel Sandoval Madrigal is a Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Loyola University Chicago and a Graduate Research Assistant. His research interests include data science, big data systems, distributed computing, machine learning, and data analytics. His research has included similarity grouping in big data systems and, more recently, research on cyberbullying detection and analysis. He has professional experience in data analytics, inventory optimization, ETL systems, database development, and business intelligence.

Major

Education

Ph.D. in Computer Science, Loyola University Chicago — 2023–Present
B.S. in Applied Mathematics, Arizona State University West — 2017–2019
A.A., Estrella Mountain Community College — 2014–2017

Research Interests

Big Data Systems, Data Science, Distributed Computing, Machine Learning, Data Analytics, Data Mining, Similarity Search, Database Systems, Cyberbullying Detection

Professional Employment

Graduate Research Assistant, Loyola University Chicago — 2023–Present
Senior Analyst, Strategy and Analytics, Carvana — 2023
Analyst, Inventory Optimization, Carvana — 2021–2023
Sales Operations Analyst, Limelight Networks — 2019–2021
Lead Research Assistant, Arizona State University — 2018–2019
Mathematics Tutor, Arizona State University — 2017–2019