Currently a Lead Analyst at Cvent based in Jersey City, NJ, I turn messy commercial and product data into reporting systems, sharper diagnostics, and recommendations leaders can actually use.
These are the pieces I would want a hiring manager or recruiter to see first: structured problem solving, measurable outcomes, and work that feels useful in the real world.
A consumer analytics case study that combines retail sales, consumer sentiment, and income-segment card-spend data to show where demand is resilient and where discretionary pressure is still visible.
I am most useful when a team needs clarity: the right metric, the right framing, the real source of friction, or the next recommendation worth acting on.
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A live Gemini-powered research app that turns any company name into an AI-generated intelligence snapshot and downloadable PPT covering business model, customers, competitors, financial signals, operations, leadership, culture, and strategic strengths or weaknesses.
A structured analysis framework for turning client performance data, benchmarks, and scenarios into consultative discovery conversations and better commercial decisions.
I am strongest when the work needs both analytical depth and calm business judgment, especially when the underlying question is still messy.
I rebuild noisy reporting into something teams can trust, reuse, and make decisions from quickly.
I focus on the part of the funnel, portfolio, or workflow where value is actually leaking and translate that into concrete next steps.
I care about whether the analysis changes the conversation, not just whether the dashboard exists.
I am an analytics professional with 6+ years of experience across business intelligence, customer insights, product reporting, and workflow improvement. Most of my work has lived close to commercial and product decisions, where the challenge is not just building analysis, but making it trustworthy, useful, and easy for stakeholders to act on. I am based in New Jersey and authorized to work in the United States for any employer.
Product, customer, and business analytics with a strong focus on decision-ready reporting, diagnostic work, and stakeholder communication.
Built dashboards, automated recurring reporting, and supported commercial and customer-facing teams with clearer KPI visibility.
Built the base in forecasting, performance analysis, customer analytics, and experimental thinking that still shows up in how I work today.
The work I enjoy most is the kind that starts messy: an unclear funnel, a reporting problem people do not fully trust, a customer pattern that needs explanation, or a business question that is still too vague to act on. My role in those situations is usually to create structure, pressure-test the data, and turn the output into something decision-ready. This site is where I make that work legible through case studies, writing, and proof that feels grounded rather than overly polished.
Right now, I am focused on making the site easier for recruiters and hiring managers to scan quickly: stronger proof, clearer case studies, and a more realistic view of how I work.
Good analytics does not travel on technical accuracy alone. These pieces show how I turn observations into clear, useful narratives for non-technical readers.
A detailed walkthrough of how I used Opportunity Insights and FRED data to analyze category resilience, income-based spending differences, and what those signals mean for consumer strategy.
AI can accelerate querying, synthesis, and reporting, but the analysts who matter most will still be the ones who frame the right question, apply business judgment, and turn ambiguity into decisions.
Travel, cooking, and singing are the interests that most often bring me back to perspective, calm, and the simple joy of paying attention to life.
Travel gives me perspective in a very real way. I love noticing culture, sitting quietly in natural places, listening to a river flow, looking at the mountains, and even just staring at the road during a road trip. It reminds me how much meaning there is in slowing down and really taking in where you are.
Cooking feels like meditation for me. I love playing music while I cook, and that combination instantly calms me down. It has also taught me a life lesson I carry everywhere: even when a recipe starts going wrong, you can still turn it into something right if you stay present, trust yourself, and do not panic.
Singing helps me reset my mood and return to myself. I love the artistic side of it too, because getting the notes right is not just about voice, it is about listening properly. It reminds me that expression and attention go together. Follow more of my singing on Roshnibhandula (@roshnibhandula26).