Neal Fultz is an experienced computational statistician, recovering software developer, and the owner-operator of NJNM Consulting, a boutique analytics company in Los Angeles. His decade-plus experience had him developing predictive models and tools across many domains, including programmatic advertising, Bayesian marketing, satellite tracking, and inter-species lizard aggression. He has authored a number of open-source Python, R, and Javascript packages for statistics and analytics, and is a core contributor to the DeclareDesign project for reproducible research at UCLA Political Science. He also is an active member of the PyDataLA and LA R communities, and occasionally volunteers. This is his fourth year attending IDEAS.