Dec 2021 – Jan 2022 · 1 mo

• ● In WoC-2.0, I have contributed to open source projects through documentation and frontend of the Bhagavad Gita website under the open-source organization - The Gita Initiative

Sep 2021 – Nov 2021 · 2 mos

• ● Contributed to open-source projects related to frontend and UI-UX.
• ● Assisted in the development of documentation of open-source projects.

Aug 2021 – Oct 2021 · 2 mos

• ● As a Fellow in Script Fellowship Program'21, I am the contributor in Script Fellowship.
• ● Worked on KaroVerify, CraftBrain, and HACK-OV8 projects which are based on the MERN stack.
• ● Implemented the frontend UI of the open-source projects using ReactJS, SCSS/CSS, HTML, JS.
• ● It was really great experience and received cool swags from the team.
• ● Helped other fellows to know more about open-source development and collaborated with the people.
• ● Holden meet-ups for newbies and understand them about Git & GitHub and UI designing.

Jun 2021 – Jul 2021 · 1 mo

Aug 2020 – Sep 2020 · 1 mo · Remote

• As a governance analyst, it is part of your duties to assess the level of protection offered by implemented controls and minimize the probability of a successful breach. To be successful at your job you often need to know the techniques used by hackers to circumvent implemented controls and propose uplifts to increase the overall level of security in an organization. Gaining valid credentials gives the attackers access to the organization’s IT system, thus circumventing most of the perimeter controls in place.
• Task Description
• ✔️Our job is to crack as many passwords as possible with available tools (e.g. use Hashcat).
• Here are your Task instructions:
• ✔️Review the links provided to gain a background understanding of password cracking.
• ✔️Try to crack the passwords provided in the 'password dump' file below using available tools.
• ✔️Assess the 5 questions in the task instructions below in relation to the passwords provided (type of hashing algorithm, level of protection, possible controls that could be implemented, password policy, changes in policy)
• ✔️Draft an email/memo briefly explaining your findings in relation to controls used by the organization and your proposed uplifts.
• ✔️Our answer should be provided in the form of a draft email/memo explaining your findings and conclusions of controls currently used by an organization to prevent the successful cracking of passwords and potential uplifts that you would propose to existing controls with justifications.

Jul 2020 – Aug 2020 · 1 mo

• Quantium is Australian-based data analytics and artificial intelligence company. This virtual experience program focuses on one of the many different industries that Quantium operates in and that is FMCG (fast-moving consumer goods). More specifically, we are looking at the sales pattern of the chips category in a particular retail store.
• ✔️Task 1- Data Preparation and Customer Analytics
• There are two important datasets in Task 1, chips sales and customer data. The task is to carry out exploratory data analysis in order to extract insights about the purchasing behavior of different customer groups. We want to then use those insights to formulate strategies to help our client increase chip sales.
• ✔️Task 2- Experimentation and Uplift Testing
• In Task 2, we are told that there are 3 trial stores that have gone through a 3-month trial period with modified store layouts. We need to assess whether or not these changes in store layouts have resulted in positive outcomes in terms of chips sales and the number of customers who have purchased chips. In order to do this, we have to first determine and assign a control store to each of the trial stores. Once this is done, we can proceed to use statistical tests like the t-test to evaluate the difference in total sales and number of customers between the control stores and the trial stores during the trial period and subsequently draw a conclusion on the effectiveness of the trial.
• ✔️Task 3 - Analytics and commercial application
• In Task 3, we used analytics and insights from Task 1 and 2 to prepare a report for the client, the Category Manager. We have also used the Pyramid Principle method to deliver insights and recommendations to clients in Powerpoint.

Jun 2020 – Jul 2020 · 1 mo · India

• Student Code-in is an 8 weeks long open-source project.In this journey, we would be getting an exquisite opportunity interact with the community and learn.
• The set of distinct projects are pretty interesting to choose from, covering modern tech stack like AWS, Cloudinary, Ngnix, React, Electron, Node, Express etc. thus opening new possibilities to learn something new from projects we contribute towards.

Apr 2020 – Apr 2020 · 0 mo

• Overview-
• A trader from the equities team has requested functionality be added to their dashboard to allow them to input specific information so they can monitor a new trading strategy. Our task is to set up your system so you can interface with the relevant financial data feed, make the required calculations and then present this in a way that allows the traders to visualize and analyze this data in real-time.
• Tasks -
• ✔️Interface with a stock price data feed and set up your system for analysis of the data.
• ✔️Implement the Perspective open source code in preparation for data visualization.
• ✔️Use Perspective to create the chart for the trader's dashboard.
• ✔️Make a contribution to perspective or other project backlogs.

Mar 2020 – May 2020 · 2 mos · India

• Worked on various projects available in GirlScript Summer of Code 2020.