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I’m a Bubble developer and former behavioral analyst who pairs no-code engineering with an economics and analytics background. I build applications at Airdev; before that I developed on Bubble at AirGift. At behamics I designed and implemented behavioral nudges for ecommerce platforms, which raised conversion by 10% for a major German online fashion retailer. My toolkit spans visual application development, behavioral analysis and data reporting with R.
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Behavior Analyst
Helped increase conversion rates by 10% for a major German online fashion retailer by creating and implementing behavioral nudges for ecommerce platforms. Worked alongside the data analysis team to identify new behavioral insights.
Data Analyst
Built personalized employee performance reports using R Markdown and developed an interactive performance dashboard in R Shiny.
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Handled data processing, IT development testing, and business operations support.
Bubble · No-Code Development · Behavioral Economics · Conversion Rate Optimization · Data Analysis · R · R Shiny · R Markdown · IT Testing
Master's degree, Economics, 5.3/6 (Magna Cum Laude)
Major: Management and economics Minor: Behavioral economics
Master's degree, Economics
Graduated Magna Cum Laude (5.3/6). Major in Management and Economics, minor in Behavioral Economics.
Bachelor's degree, Accounting and Finance
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Bubble developer with great attention to detail. I like to take ownership of the products that I am building and also contribute with my own suggestions.
March 2023 — Present
- Already built 3 apps and part of many freelance programs.
- Experienced with marketplaces, RFQ systems, etc.
June 2022 — January 2023
- Sole in-house developer of the company.
March 2021 — November 2021
- Lead the data analysis team towards discovering new insights.
2017 — 2020
Grade: 5.3/6 (Magna Cum Laude)
Shkodër
Albania
+355 68 528 5182
senad.bushati@airdev.co
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