Technical Writing
Plain-language documentation, explainers, and editorial work that make complex systems easier to understand and use.
Data analysis and writing
John McDuffie helps turn complex datasets, technical topics, and operational workflows into readable reports, explainers, and decision-ready narratives.
This site covers data analysis work, technical writing strengths, selected projects, and the tools used to produce transparent, practical reporting.
What This Site Covers
Public-facing work in analysis, reporting, technical communication, and digital project delivery.
Featured Analysis
A transit-delay modeling project built to show how readable analytics can support operational decisions.
View the Transit Pulse analysis projectThis website focuses on three public-facing areas: evidence-based writing, practical analysis, and digital project communication.
Plain-language documentation, explainers, and editorial work that make complex systems easier to understand and use.
Exploratory analysis, pattern detection, and reporting that help surface trends, outliers, and operational signals.
Narrative summaries and project writeups that bridge raw findings and public-facing communication.
The approach is built around readable outputs: structured reporting, transparent methods, and writing that helps people understand what matters and why.
Reports and summaries are written for real readers, not just dashboards or internal shorthand.
Methods and assumptions stay visible so decision-makers can trust and revisit the work.
Technical material is shaped into pages, summaries, and project descriptions that work for broader audiences.
These examples show how analysis, modeling, and explanatory writing can work together on a public website.
A synthetic multi-city transit delay analysis with corridor breakdowns, scenario modeling, and a public-agency-style reporting structure.
Open the Transit Pulse public reportAn analytics project focused on underpayments, denials, and recoverable revenue with rollups by payer, procedure, and time period.
Explore the medical claims analytics exampleA project designed to reveal hidden risk through timing, repetition, and responsibility patterns across linked financial views.
Review the financial anomaly analysis projectThe other pages give search engines and readers more direct context about background, tools, and working focus.
Review John McDuffie’s work history, technical operations background, and writing experience.
Open the resume pageSee the tools, libraries, platforms, and production workflow used across analysis and web projects.
Open the tech stack page