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Innovator with a background of Data analyst and BI&DW Architect with 12 plus years of experience in designing and building data-driven solutions to increase efficiency, accuracy, and utility of internal data processing. Experienced at creating highly optimized data models to handle various data needs from high complexity to very high volumes. Helped business in various domains to deliver insights and implement action-oriented solutions to complex business problems.



With very good problem-solving and can-do attitude. A very good team player. Innovative and out of the box thinking mid-set.

Proven work experience in payments, Loyalty, Insurance, Energy, and Manufacturing domains.



Skills:

Tech Skills:

·        Alexa skill set, AWS lambda, Data.World, Protégé, and Apache Jena.

·        Microsoft Business Intelligence suite, Tableau 9/10, Microsoft Power Pivot, Power View, Excel Reporting and Dashboard, Power BI.

Database Skills

·        Microsoft SQL Server, Netezza. Oracle, Hadoop, Data.world, Graph Database

Programming Skills:

·        VBA Macro, Java, Python, SPARQL.


Job Functions:

·        Requirement Analysis, Solution Designing, Implementing and delivering scale-able Solution.


Specialties:

·        Self-motivated and team player with a can-do attitude.

·        Working experience with different geographic clients (the US, UK, Europe, Asia, etc.)

·        Quick learner, ability to pick new technologies and delivering the solution.

·        Process automation and providing end to end scalable and the reusable solution to generate recurring revenue.



Innovation and Patents:

·        Innovative and good problem solver

·        I have filed more than 50 patents in finance, payments, and blockchain and received 3 grants so far.

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