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Aastha Agarwal

Data Aspirant
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Aastha Agarwal

2

PowerBI
Projects

1

SQL
Project

About

Me

Welcome to my portfolio! I'm a data enthusiast currently studying Computer Science Engineering at IMS Engineering College. Despite my academic focus on technology, I've found a deep passion for analyzing data and uncovering its secrets.

Through my journey, I've become proficient in tools like Excel, Power BI, SQL, and Python, which help me turn raw data into valuable insights. Even though I'm still a student, I've completed impactful projects that demonstrate my ability to analyze data effectively.

I love transforming complex information into easy-to-understand stories that drive success. I thrive in challenging environments that push me to learn and grow continuously.

Explore my portfolio to see how I turn numbers into actionable insights. Let's collaborate and make sense of data together!

Key

Skills

Python

MySQL

My

Projects

Business Insights 360
Business Insights 360

My technical arsenal boasts expertise in Power BI, SQL, and DAX Studio, enabling me to craft visually compelling dashboards and optimize data modeling for insightful analysis. Dashboard highlights include financial insights, sales performance, marketing analytics, and supply chain metrics.

HR Analytics
HR Analytics

In this end-to-end data analytics project, we will take a REAL dataset for employee presence from a company called AtliQ and perform data analysis in Power BI. we built a Power BI dashboard with employee insights.

AtliQ Hardwares Finance and Supply Chain Analytics
AtliQ Hardwares Finance and Supply Chain Analytics

Analyzing sales, products, customers, and regions for Atliq Hardware to derive actionable insights.
Solving key queries related to sales, market analysis, customer behavior, and supply chain forecasting.

Awards

& Certificate

programming for everybody(Getting started for python)

programming for everybody(Getting started for python)