Brandon Le's portfolio
Finance, built on data
I study Finance and MIS at Villanova and graduate in May 2027. I like the work between the numbers and the systems that produce them.
- Now
- Revenue operations, SAP
- Before
- Global Finance, JPMorgan Chase
- Building
- Courtside, NBA analytics
- Graduating
- May 2027, Villanova
Finance
Reconciled balance sheets for Treasury at JPMorgan Chase. Learned to read what the numbers say.
Data & technology
Revenue operations at SAP. Building the systems that produce them.
Featured projectAn NBA analytics site that turns official stats into scouting reports, shot charts and live win chances.
Senior year at Villanova
Last year of Finance and MIS.
Revenue operations at SAP
Building executive reporting in Excel and Power BI for North America sales leadership.
Launching Courtside
Opening night on October 20 is the first real test of live win chances. Public launch is October 28.
Projects
All projectsExperience
Full experienceBy the numbers
- in exposure reconciled across 15+ legal entities at JPMorgan Chase
- $2B+
- of breaks resolved before reporting deadlines
- 95%
- saved each week by one Alteryx and Tableau workflow
- 8 hrs
- faster report distribution for 50+ stakeholders at SAP
- 20%
Aug 2026 to Present
Americas Revenue Operations Intern, SAP
Newtown Square, PA
Business analysis and reporting for Global Revenue Operations leadership.
Built executive-facing analyses from large-scale sales data in Excel and Power BI, informing decisions for 10+ North America sales leaders.
ExcelPower BIMay 2026 to Jul 2026
Global Finance & Business Management Intern, JPMorgan Chase
Newark, DE
Financial control for Treasury and the Chief Investment Office.
Led a deep dive on $500M+ of TCIO activity across 3 front-office systems, delivering 5+ process recommendations to Finance leadership.
AlteryxTableauReconciliationJul 2025 to May 2026
Product Analyst Intern, SAP
Customer Engagement Advisory, Newtown Square, PA
Product support and usage analysis for SAP's enterprise customers.
Analyzed product usage for enterprise accounts including Nike and Coca-Cola, closing adoption gaps and improving retention by 5%.
Product analysisClient health KPIs