I am a working professional with an experience of 8 months, looking to build skills in data science and deep learning. I have interests in clean energy and sustainability and would like to work on projects to improve my coding skills. I have limited experience but a great amount of drive to work towards something I believe in. I have had research experience in renewable energy from an aerodynamics standpoint and would like to continue working in the same domain from a data science perspective now.

In the past 8 months, I have worked with python on marketing mix modeling for a leading beverages company headquartered in Belgium. My work involved unit testing the different methods involved in the custom-made learning algorithm for production. Apart from that, I was also responsible for running the model and reporting results to the business team with actionable insights.

I would like to switch to clean energy completely in the coming years and I think DSSG would help me achieve that if given the right opportunity. I believe in learning by doing, that's how I learned OOP and some statistics central to deep learning algorithms, despite not having an academic background in either computer science or statistics. I shall give my best to the projects that I am a part of.

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Full name: Radha Parikh
User name: radprk
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Education: Bachelor's on Aeronautical Engineering (Manipal Institute of Technology)
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Start date: June 14, 2022
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Hours available per week: 8
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Python
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