Research Assistant Resume

SUMMARY:

Experienced Senior Data Analyst with seven years of experience in recording, interpreting and analyzing data. Extensive experience in consulting and writing SQL /Hive queries, familiar with ETL for data analysis and analytical techniques.

TECHNICAL SKILLS:

Hadoop, Hue, Tableau, Jira, Scrum works, Unix, SQL, PL/SQL developer, AWS, JMP, R, Microsoft Excel, SAS, Shell Script, Pig

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Confidential

Research Assistant

Responsibilities:

Generated statistics to estimate supply and demand using market basket analysis.

Confidential

Senior Data Analyst

Responsibilities:

Handled client’s requirements and created customized solutions to build cross - sell reports on large datasets
Evaluated vendors by applying statistical techniques, data aggregation, solution building
Handled ad-hoc requests for vendor evaluation and created average daily load dashboards using Splunk
Designed reports in hive Language to evaluate various vendors.

Confidential

Data Analyst

Responsibilities:

Led a project with Master Card worth 1M $ to develop a business model to evaluate visa/master card networks
Co-ordinated internal teams to deliver data products and determined future investment on customer using CLV.
Handled US clients (Bank of America, CITI) and built data model based solution to generate monthly user count reports
Centralized monthly reports by automating them using hive language and shell scripting
Designed insightful dashboards using Tableau for sales and made recommendations to business marketing team

Confidential

Associate Consultant

Responsibilities:

Contributed in value addition products by PL/SQL coding, UAT and developed UI screens
Programmed migration scripts for clients and successfully executed them during international go-live projects.
Supervised vulnerability assessments and Planned deployment activities in production
Handled customization of Financial modules like fund transfer, Customer accounts, and migration scripts
Attained appreciation for a Project on “FLEXCUBE.”