Nick DeMassi is a data professional with a strong background in analytics, public service, and cross-cultural engagement. Currently working as a data scientist for the U.S. Department of the Treasury, he leverages his expertise to analyze complex datasets and drive informed decision-making. With five years of experience as a government data analyst, Nick has developed a keen ability to translate raw information into meaningful insights.

Nick’s passion for data and policy stems from his academic foundation in economics, political science, and mathematics. He holds a master’s degree in international economics from American University, where he explored the intersection of data science and policy.

Beyond his career in analytics, Nick has a deep commitment to service and global engagement. As a former Peace Corps volunteer in Guinea, he taught mathematics and embraced the challenges of working in a new cultural and linguistic environment. His experiences abroad shaped his perspective on resilience, adaptability, and the power of education.

Nick also enjoys creative expression, having authored You Can't Always Get Where You Want, a memoir reflecting on his time in Guinea. Whether through writing, coding, or visualization, he seeks to communicate complex ideas in ways that are accessible and impactful.

A New England native with Italian and Irish roots, Nick now resides in Louisiana with his husband and their Turkish Van cat. When he’s not working with data, he enjoys cooking, traveling, and exploring the world through food, culture, and languages. He also has a passion for fitness and is actively working on strength training.

This website serves as a space where Nick shares his professional work, personal interests, and insights on data, policy, and life.