I BUILD THE PLUMBING BEHIND THE  DASHBOARD. 

I'm a Computer Science engineer specialising in Data Science, and most of my work lives in the unglamorous layer that everything else depends on: the pipeline, the validation, the query that has to come back in under a second.

I started in data engineering internships building ETL pipelines at HCLTech, moved through automating manual reporting workflows at ONGC Videsh, and today I'm a QA Engineer at Careers360, where I reconcile source-to-target ETL flows in SQL and wire data-integrity checks straight into CI/CD.

Outside of that I build models and make them explain themselves. My credit-risk platform OPTI-Recourse pairs XGBoost with SHAP and LIME so a rejection comes with an actual reason and a route back. The methodology is peer-reviewed and published in IJSREM.

The thing I'm most proud of is Data Desk, a database investigation platform I built because I was tired of writing the same SQL every day. It's open source now, with proper tests, docs and an auth system, and it's the clearest thing I can point at when someone asks what I can actually do.