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💼 Over Four years of professional experience in Python frameworks, Java (SpringBoot), data engineering, and DevOps.
🤝 Interested in collaborating on end-to-end Data Engineering projects, from inception to deployment.
💬 Buzz me when thinking about exciting data projects, pipeline building or anything you want to catch up.
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- Boston Logan International Airport Covid Impact: Understand how Boston airport was impacted and its growth over the years.
- Annual Pay vs Rating of Professors at UMB: Understanding relation between salary and professor rating on Rate my Professor of different departments at Umass Boston.
- Rainfall In Boston: From Year 2010 till 2018 how was rainfall in different areas of Boston.
- Covid 19 vs AQI Indices: Understanding impact of Air Quality on covid cases and its spread.
- Coach vs Faculty Salaries at UMass: A Looker Report for analysing salary distribution of sports coach and Faculties at State Universities of Massachusetts.
- Reddit Data Pipeline: Data pipeline using Reddit API, Airflow, S3, Redshift, DBT and finally PowerBI for creating visual dashboard.
- Extension for Skill identifier: Get to Know matching skills from your resume and job description.
- Resume Parser: Parse Resume and fetch skills (Just like ATS scanner, but more than that :D)
- Job Parser from Web: Parse Job listings from various sources and feed to processing using Java, Python, Kafka.
- Human Emotions Detection: Detecting facial emotions.
- Family Tree Using Recursion in DRF Framework: Creating a family tree with recursion in Django REST Framework.
- Using FastAPI framework and Spacy: Integrating FastAPI framework and Spacy for text analysis.
- FlaskAPP and its deployment on Heroku: Developing a Flask app and deploying it on Heroku.
- Project Allocation System Using Django Framework: Managing project allocations in Django.
- Many More . . .(Some are very exciting forks!!)