Civil-engineering graduate turned data person. I build Excel dashboards that update themselves and write SQL that answers the next question before you ask it.
I trained as a civil engineer — a B.Tech and a diploma spent measuring, planning, and problem-solving on paper. Somewhere along the way I got more curious about the numbers behind a project than the structure itself, and started teaching myself Excel, then SQL, then how to make both explain a story clearly.
These days that shows up as dashboards that rebuild themselves from raw data, and queries that go from "how many orders" to "which product actually drives revenue." I'm currently a Customer Executive at Startek, handling 50+ conversations a day — which has been its own crash course in staying calm, working fast, and reading what a CRM is actually telling you.
What decision does this data actually need to support?
Fix, format and organize the raw data before touching a chart.
Pivot tables, SQL queries, and charts that surface the pattern.
A dashboard or summary that a non-analyst can act on.
Two Excel dashboards and one SQL project — built end-to-end from raw data to a decision-ready view.
An interactive dashboard built over 11,240+ festive-season transactions from across India. It auto-updates from a raw data sheet and breaks sales down by state, category, age group, gender and zone — built to answer "where did Diwali demand actually peak?"
A single consolidated VBA macro that rebuilds the entire dashboard on demand — pivot tables, KPI cards, charts and slicers — from a raw 1,000-order dataset. Tracks region, category, monthly trend, and payment-mode performance for FY2025.
A real-world pizza restaurant dataset, queried end-to-end in SQL — order volumes, revenue, top products, and peak ordering hours — using joins, aggregates, and window functions to move from raw orders to business insight.
What I actually use day to day — no fluff, no tools I've only skimmed a tutorial on.
Open to MIS Executive, Data Analyst, and Excel/SQL-driven roles — in Kolkata or remote.