Ryan Thompson is a seasoned Principal Analyst and Modeler at Pratt & Whitney, where he has dedicated over seven years to advancing military engine programs through sophisticated data analytics and modeling techniques. With a Master's degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics from the Rochester Institute...
Ryan Thompson is a seasoned Principal Analyst and Modeler at Pratt & Whitney, where he has dedicated over seven years to advancing military engine programs through sophisticated data analytics and modeling techniques. With a Master's degree in Computational and Applied Mathematics from the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), Ryan has cultivated a deep expertise in proprietary discrete-event simulation software, positioning himself as a subject matter expert within the organization. His role involves not only supporting a diverse array of military programs but also driving innovation in forecasting methodologies that enhance logistical efficiency and risk management.
At Pratt & Whitney, Ryan is responsible for maintaining and updating standard work procedures, templates, and automation tools utilized by the Forecasting group. His commitment to continuous improvement is evident in his proactive approach to refining processes and developing new strategies that leverage advanced modeling techniques. By integrating his skills in Python, Fortran, and MySQL, he has successfully automated complex forecasting tasks, significantly reducing turnaround times and increasing accuracy.
Ryan's analytical prowess is complemented by his proficiency in statistical analysis and mathematical modeling, which he employs to derive actionable insights from vast datasets. His expertise in tools such as Minitab and Mathematica allows him to conduct rigorous statistical analyses, ensuring that the forecasting models are both robust and reliable. As a forward-thinking analyst, Ryan is passionate about exploring innovative solutions that not only meet the current demands of military logistics but also anticipate future challenges in the aerospace industry. His blend of technical skills and strategic vision makes him an invaluable asset to Pratt & Whitney and the broader defense sector.
