Hello! My name is Andrew Scheiner and thank you for taking the time to check out my website. I am a Technical Account Manager for LinkIt!, an educational software company in New York City. I grew up in Allentown, PA, but I moved to Secaucus, NJ, for work. I graduated from Dickinson College with a B.S. in Computer Science and Data Analytics. My experience outside of my current job involves sports analytics, game theory analysis, automated testing, and software development. I am particularly interested in personal projects that involve sports, especially fantasy sports projections and sports betting models. I am also extremely interested in working in fields such as educational and medical software.

Role at LinkIt!

As a Technical Account Manager, my job is to be the expert technical partner for educators who rely on LinkIt!—an innovative software solution they use every day to administer tests, manage grades, and pull powerful reports on student data. I manage a portfolio of about 40 school districts, and when technical complications pop up, I jump in to ensure things get back on track quickly. My day-to-day involves hands-on data management, which means helping to manage class rosters, uploading complex data files, and fixing any applicable errors that might slow down a classroom. Essentially, I make sure teachers can focus on teaching, not troubleshooting. To provide this robust support, I regularly utilize my skills in SQL coding and Salesforce for effective client management.

Technical Background

During Summer 2022, I completed a data analytics internship for Dickinson’s athletics department, where I helped analyze data on both recruits and the men’s basketball team using the R programming language. During the summers of 2023 and 2024, I was a software development intern at B. Braun Medical. I worked with the incredible R&D Digital Tech department in Allentown, where I used Typescript and various web development frameworks. My main task over the two years at B. Braun was to help expand unit testing, end-to-end testing, and code coverage for their DoseTrac© Enterprise software.

Research

When I was an undergrad, I worked with Professors Barry Tesman and Eren Bilen at Dickinson to investigate the significance of the tip-off in the National Basketball Association (NBA). In August 2023, I presented the first iteration of our work at the MAA’s MathFest in Tampa, Florida. In the fall of 2024, we finalized our publication on our work, which is currently under review. We also had 2 featured articles about our work on the Dickinson newsletter.

In addition, the three of us conducted research using neural networks in Python to find an optimal strategy at winning “Turning Point” (also known as Shut the Box) an old math-faceted board game which I recently created an online version for - you can find the game on the home page of my website under my personal project section. I recommend that you check it out!

School Involvement

At Dickinson, I was both a Resident Advisor and a tour guide for two years, and I was the assistant coach and treasurer for our club baseball team. I was also a founding father of Dickinson College’s chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity.

Fun Facts and Interests

Some fun facts about me: I am a diehard Texas Rangers fan, I play disc golf and golf when the weather is nice, and I love working out. While I have been playing baseball consistently since I was about five years old, I recently joined a slow-pitch softball league to continue my passion for the game.

Please feel free to check out my socials included on the bottom of the page, and please email me with any questions you might have!