Mickael Delahaye

Mr. Mickael Delahaye (CV) is JP Research's Director of Programming and has extensive analytical experience, primarily in the fields of statistics, econometrics, automotive/consumer product safety, and finance. His background (MBA, Statistics and Audit; MA, Economics) includes trend analysis, data mining, and data processing; creation of predictive models using data extraction routines (SQL/VBA); and creation of large databases containing current and historical data as well as statistical market data to facilitate tracking of asset values and forecast market availability.

For JP Research, Mr. Delahaye writes programs and performs analyses utilizing data from FARS, NASS, and state motor vehicle accident files. His extensive knowledge of and experience using the variables associated with automotive safety databases have allowed him to work across the various and differing databases and compare, standardize and analyze the data. Mr. Delahaye has also been instrumental in overcoming significant data and analysis challenges in modeling data for vehicle compatibility issues as well as for analyzing the injury/fatality risks of occupants as a function of delta-V.

While employed at Babcock & Brown (San Francisco), he provided advice and computer technical support on database issues for all the company's locations, including Europe and the Eastern United States. Mr. Delahaye has also conducted cost-effectiveness studies that included analyzing products, processes, budgets, and statistics, and he is experienced in cost management, forecast, and planning. As a teaching assistant at Staffordshire University, he was in charge of the macroeconomics lectures and tutorials for first year students.