Clair Wyant’s Interactive Tableau Resume

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What the Dashboard Shows

The resume spans full-time positions, freelance engagements, and volunteer work across a decade-plus, beginning with digital marketing and strategy (SEO, PPC, campaign management, website builds, email marketing, and the broader range of digital marketing platforms and tools that work required), then tracking the gradual shift toward data work: SQL pipelines, BigQuery, GA4 architecture, and Tableau dashboards adopted by executive stakeholders.

The metrics tied to each role reflect documented outcomes. The progression isn’t a pivot. It’s the same work becoming progressively more infrastructure-focused as the problems scaled up. The crossover years show both skill areas active in parallel.

Certifications

Salesforce Certified Tableau Desktop Foundations

Project Motivation

Most resumes get submitted as a PDF or Word document. A static file made sense when the work was primarily campaign management and content strategy, but by the time the work had shifted into data architecture and visualization, a PDF felt like the wrong format to demonstrate it. The goal was something interactive: a dashboard that could show the actual arc of the career, rather than describe it in bullet points.

That arc is the point. The dashboard is designed to make the gradual migration visible, from digital marketing tools and campaign work on one end to data pipelines, warehouse design, and Tableau on the other, with the crossover years showing both in parallel. A document can list that sequence. A dashboard can show it.

Project Details

Tools Used: Tableau Public, Microsoft Excel
Data: Professional work history, documented impact metrics
Project Type: Professional Portfolio / Technical Demonstration
Last Updated: 2026

Dashboard Features

Filter by role type, year range, or skill area. Hover interactions surface context for each metric. The timeline view makes the crossover from digital marketing to data visualization visible as a progression rather than a jump. The overlap years show both skill areas active simultaneously. Viewable on desktop and tablet.

Data Preparation

Work history data was structured in Excel with consistent field definitions across all roles: employer, role type (full-time, freelance, volunteer), timeframe, scope, tools used, and documented outcome metrics. The impact figures are drawn from the same work history used for traditional resume applications, no adjustments made for the dashboard context. Once structured, the data was imported into Tableau Public as the sole data source for the visualization.