May 2023 – Present · 2 yrs 10 mos

• Shetech.ai is a community driven initiative empowering women through connection, mentorship, and growth opportunities.
• We’ve built dedicated communities for:
• Women in Tech - promoting skill development and career advancement
• Women in Colleges - bridging the gap between education and industry
• Women Entrepreneurs - enabling access to networks, investors, and business support
• Our goal is to create an inclusive ecosystem where women can learn, lead, and thrive.

Feb 2023 – Oct 2024 · 1 yr 8 mos

• As the Corporate Relations and Placements Manager at Datatrained, I lead the placement team and manage B2B collaborations. My responsibilities include onboarding trainers and mentors, and organizing large-scale events, such as job fairs, which attract over 1,000 attendees. My role is pivotal in bridging the gap between education and industry, ensuring our students are well-prepared and connected for their careers.

Sep 2022 – Feb 2023 · 5 mos

• Provide research (Industry, business, and economic) support and quantitative analysis using databases
• Working closely with the strategy team, partnerships team, and category managers focused on Market Leadership and the Competitive Landscape

Nov 2021 – May 2024 · 2 yrs 6 mos · India

Jan 2021 – Sep 2022 · 1 yr 8 mos · Faridabad

• During my work, I am part of the team working on a new product which the company was planning to launch so we had to start things from scratch. As per my Responsibilities, I had conducted a Secondary Market Research with minimal resources to understand the need of corporates in recruitment and think of features to be included in the process to provide maximum value to them. We analysed our user behaviour and derive useful insights from the data in terms of business growth to make sure the quality conversion rate gets maximized by 10%. Also we design and execute strategic and financial analysis of projects to gain more profits.

Oct 2020 – Dec 2020 · 2 mos

• Working on data analysis
• Researching on COVID dashboard, Indian medical data management, WHO activity tracking and review, Indian political data and research, Indian industry update and results, international updates.
• Writing Reports

Aug 2020 – Jan 2021 · 5 mos · Delhi, India

• RESEARCH PROJECT-
• Migration-
• The Research was conducted using a Primary Collection of Data
• The research was conducted to carry out a survey among our peers and University graduates. It helped us to find out the causes of “Brain Drain”, to find the rates of “Brain Drain” and its influence on our country. In this way it helped us to identify the impact of this problem on the economy and demography of India. Sample size was 60 people in which the male and female proportion were almost equal. Sample Size age range 18-30.
• The research concluded that Some findings emphasized the positive impacts of brain drain while others highlighted the negative impact. The effective brain drain exceeds the income- maximizing level in the vast majority of developing countries. It may cause fiscal losses. above a certain level, brain drain reduces the stock of human capital and induces occupational distortions.
• Brain drain is not always an issue of negativity, rather a country with a huge population and skilled human resources can indeed use its human resources for earning remittances. A brain drain induces remittances flows, reduces international transaction costs, and generates benefits in source countries from both returnees and the diaspora abroad. Appropriate policy adjustments can help to maximize the gains or minimize the costs of the brain drain. Accordingly, various policy suggestions were also given.

Jan 2020 – Aug 2020 · 7 mos · Delhi, India

• Report on COMPARISON BETWEEN 14 TH AND 15 TH FINANCE COMMISSION-
• The Finance Commission is a constitutional body formed by the President of India to give suggestions on centre-state financial relations.
• The report included Tax Devolution, Grants in aid from the centre to states, principles, recommendations on fiscal roadmap.
• Report on Analysis of Union Budgets -
• Comparison of Budget 2020 with the budget of 2018 and 2019 under major heads including Expenditure, Revenue Receipts, GDP Growth, Deficits, Ministry Allocations.
• The project included -
• Comparison of budget estimates and actuals of 2018-19, Comparison of budget estimates and revised estimates of 2018-19,Comparison of budget estimates and revised estimates of 2019-20, Comparison between inflated actuals 2018-19 and budget estimates of 2020-21.
• The analysis concluded that -
• The revised estimates of 19-20 was 8.45% lower than the inflated actuals of 2018-19
• The government proposes in 2020-21 to spend 92.05% higher than the inflated actuals of 2018-19
• The estimated revenue receipts in 2019-20 is 10.85 % lower than the inflated actuals of 2018-19.
• The estimated revenue receipts in 2020-21, were 92.12% higher than the inflated actuals of 2018-19
• The estimated fiscal deficit for 19-20 is 9.86% lower than inflated actuals of 2018-19
• The estimated fiscal deficit for 20-21 is 92.58% higher than inflated actuals of 2018-19

Aug 2019 – Jan 2020 · 5 mos · Delhi, India

• Report on Cross Section, Time and Panel Data Analysis- Econometrics
• The study investigated simple economic models of bus demand, examines alternative variables that can be used to discuss some alternative model forms. It quantitatively describes the conditions of an urban transport system and to support a theoretical basis for transport policymaking. The model utilises fare, income, gas price etc to explain the demand for urban transportation by bus in thousands of passenger hours.
• In our study we have used the secondary data taken from the book ‘Ramanathan’. The regression model consists of demand for urban transportation by bus in thousands of passenger hours as the dependent variable.

Jun 2019 – Oct 2021 · 2 yrs 4 mos