Personal details

Krishna V. - Remote data analyst

Krishna V.

Data Scientist
Based in: 🇮🇳 India
Timezone: Kolkata (UTC+5.5)

Summary

Krishna is a machine learning engineer who is curious and passionate about applied deep learning in computer vision, NLP, and reinforcement learning. He has four years of experience with machine learning, including having been a part of the analytics division of JP Morgan Chase & Co. He is a great communicator and enthusiastic developer.

Work Experience

Data Scientist
Organifi (via Toptal) | Apr 2020 - Present
C
Google BigQuery
Python 3
NLP (Natural Language Processing)
Google Cloud Platform
Amazon RDS
Tableau
Data analytics
AWS Lambda

âž› Developed and deployed an NLP pipeline in Python using Keras to extract and summarize opinions and feedback from customer product reviews.
âž› Market Mix Modeling using multivariate regression with saturation to visualize ROI & optimize spending
âž› Analysis of the Impact of promotions, advertisements on customer acquisition & LTV
âž› Demand forecasting for supplychain optimization
âž› AB testing analytics to determine the statistical significance of variations and optimize the marketing funnel
âž› Built data pipelines in AWS and GCP to inject data into the data warehouse.
âž› Built & maintained executive summary dashboards in Tableau that summarized KPIs & provided actionable insights which guided high-level data-driven decision making

Freelance Data Scientist
Toptal | Dec 2019 - Present
Python
MySQL
Tableau
Profile: https://www.toptal.com/resume/krishna-sai-vootla Professional Experience: Currently working for a Health & fitness client in the USA: 1. Helped client with designing & deploying a database for compiling data from multiple API points into a single database 2. Created & deployed data cube for easy & independent data querying. 3. Maintained & created numerous executive summary dashboards

Education

IIT Gandhinagar
Bachelor's degree・Electrical Engineering
Jul 2013 - Jul 2017

Personal Projects

Multi-Modal Fully Convolutional Network for Semantic SegmentationIconOpenNewWindows
2017
Python
NumPy
Pandas
Keras
Fully convolutional network (FCN-32s) trained to semantically segment forest scene images with RGB and nir_color input images. The project was developed to help unmanned drones in smooth navigation. The model is trained and tested on still images of forest scenes. Intel Edison and Microsoft Kinect were used for proof of concept and prototype creation.