New York City · Baruch College '27
I build BI tools that run in your browser
Data analytics student in Computer Information Systems. I take a question, find the data, model it and ship something people can click on.
01 Selected work
Tableau-style charts and Power BI-style dashboards, free and open source, running entirely in the browser. Drop in a CSV, drag fields onto shelves, write calculated fields and cross-filter. Your data never leaves your device.
My minimal take on Zno and Pixieset. Shoot on a Sony FX3 or a7 IV and every frame lands in a cloud gallery within seconds. Then auto-cull blurry and duplicate shots, send a client proofing link, design a layflat album and export a print-ready PDF.
Linked payments, contracts and lobbying filings so auditors can rank no-bid awards for review. I was Scrum Master for the 4-person TTPR team and built the Streamlit explorer.
Race telemetry per corner: braking zones, track dominance, fuel-corrected tyre degradation and a 1–3 stop strategy simulator, plus a tyre-loss model validated leave-circuit-out.
I ran 1,024 of my own games through Stockfish to find where my rating leaks. Finding: 69.2% of my blunders are tactical oversights, and the middlegame is my worst phase.
Does order-flow imbalance predict short-horizon price moves, and can a retail trader capture it? I collected 310 hours of Binance.US L2 order books with a 24/7 websocket collector. The answer: the signal is real, but about 11× too small to clear retail fees.
The real cost of sending money home: transfer fee plus exchange-rate markup, measured against the mid-market rate across 16 corridors and refreshed every hour. No server, no tracking.
Classified line-item modifications (ROC-AUC 0.90), forecast spending at about 3.4% MAPE, and broke down how inflation and fuel prices drive transportation costs.
Portfolio for a wedding and music photographer, with a 3D cassette hero, a filterable gallery and a contact form that saves straight to a database.
Online store for a family men's and women's clothing shop, with a product catalog, Stripe checkout and customer inquiries. My first fashion-industry build.
Pulls my top artists and tracks across three time windows, charts how my taste shifts, then has Claude write a music-personality readout from the stats.
+ In the lab
02 Experience
Year-long residency at Baruch: SQL, predictive modeling and Tableau. I was Scrum Master on the capstone, the NYC DOE Procurement Auditor.
Co-founded a wedding photography and video business that did $30K+ in first-year revenue. I lead client services, from first inquiry to final delivery.
I cover business, aviation and Formula 1 for Baruch's student newspaper.
Underwrote multifamily deals and presented investment recommendations.
Tutored CUNY students through two campus programs.
03 About
I grew up in Dhaka, Bangladesh, and now study Computer Information Systems (Data Analytics track) at Baruch College, with a minor in Sociology. I graduate in May 2027.
I like projects with a real answer at the end, like whether a trading signal survives fees, which no-bid contracts deserve a second look, or why I keep hanging pieces in the middlegame. Outside of data I run marathons, shoot weddings and write about F1.
Education
BBA, Computer Information Systems · Data Analytics
Minor in Sociology · Expected May 2027
04 Stack
Analysis
Machine learning
BI & viz
Build & ship