- Involved in Tech & Service Providers (TSP), ITL (IT Leaders), and CIO practices' primary research surveys to support Global Technology Sales (GTS); ensuring the highest quality of primary data.- Independently managed highly leveraged projects with an average budget of $55k per project.- End-to-end management of client-facing Self-Assessments (SAs) in collaboration with Gartner analysts, involving methodology creation, tool creation, survey management and analysis, and dashboarding. The SAs provided a direct connection between clients and analysts, saving time and resources.- Automated processes within the data management team which saved 13 to 17 hours per project, resulting in a 15% reduction in overall process time, on an average.- Primary tools used include Excel (Advanced), SPSS, Power BI and Web Survey Creator

- Conduct extensive market research from various primary and secondary sources- Prepare actionable reports and insights based on findings- Consult in growth plans of the start-up and develop a framework for expansion

1. Election Strategy and Data Analysis - Development of a psephological framework, followed by a demographic analysis for past election results to create a political assessment with booth-level data for Mumbai Metropolitan Region.2. Covid-19 Relief Coordinator - Involved in the coordination and management of an emergency Covid-19 relief helpline within Mumbai Metropolitan Area and surrounding municipalities; especially for bed allocation of critical patients. Managed incoming volumes as high as 1500+ callers per day, for beds, oxygen, ambulance and medicine needs.

I was involved in the research internship under the guidance of Sifra Lentin (Author) at the Gateway House. The project involved research on the history of India's financial and commodity market in the late 19th century, and it was compared to that of the United Kingdom, and the United States to assess the magnitude of the Indian financial system. In addition, the financial statements of banks established in Bombay in the late 19th century were also analysed, with a focus on their capital structure, profit & loss accounts, and overseas branches to understand the scale of banking operations in Bombay, when compared to other major financial cities during the late 19th century.

I was an intern with the Credit Processing Cell of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), which involved the analysis and processing of credit proposals of various MSMEs situated in Kolkata. The internship required an in-depth know-how of principles of accountancy and risk appraisal. I was also liable on behalf of the organisation, to permit the sanctioning of loans.

Involved with the Sustainable Livelihood Project team to mobilize youth with disabilities for vocational skills training program, which involved the orientation and induction of over 300 people with disabilities (PwDs).