AI Data Analyst
Business questions answered in plain English, with a workflow built around 25 agents and 45 skills.
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Harshit Siwal
Data analyst & data scientistOpen to relocation & remote opportunities
One analytics system. One hands-on data lab.
Explore the thinking and try the work.
Business questions answered in plain English, with a workflow built around 25 agents and 45 skills.
View projectExplore regression noise and classification thresholds in two working experiments using synthetic data.
Open the labExperience
From financial transactions to everyday reporting.
Reliable data is where good decisions begin.
Automated data entry, cleaning, and validation using Python and Pandas. Refactored reporting queries with indexing and CTEs, and built an Excel data-quality dashboard with Power Query.
Approximate improvements reported in my résumé.
Validated financial transactions with Python and SQL for compliance reporting. Supported ETL, analyzed spending patterns, and tuned queries used in fraud reviews.
A closer look at the AI Data Analyst project.
An agentic analytics system that connects natural-language questions to data warehouses and explains the findings in plain English.
Ad-hoc analysis: from hours to minutes.
Interactive data lab
Small experiments in how models behave.
Move a control. Watch the trade-off.
Experiment with uncertainty
The underlying relationship stays the same. Adding noise makes individual observations less predictable, even when a trend remains.
R² measures how much variation the fitted line explains in this sample. It does not measure performance on unseen data.
Experiment with a decision
Records at or above the threshold are flagged. A lower threshold finds more positives, but can also flag more negative records.
Precision: how many flagged records are positive. Recall: how many of all positive records are found.
Educational demos using deterministic synthetic data. These are not results from employer systems or the AI Data Analyst project.
My approach
How I approach an analytics problem,
from the first question to the final explanation.
Start with the business question. Clarify who needs the answer, which metric matters, and what would change as a result.
Examine quality, missing values, and possible bias. Clean and validate before treating a pattern as evidence.
Explore patterns, choose a useful baseline, and evaluate a model or hypothesis with the right measures.
Explain the finding, its limitations, and the next action. Use a dashboard, a clear chart, or an automated workflow where it helps.
Toolkit
Python, Pandas, SQL, PySpark, R, NumPy, dbt, Snowflake
Scikit-learn, Statsmodels, XGBoost, regression, classification, clustering, feature engineering
Power BI, Tableau, Looker, Excel, Power Query, dashboard design
Hypothesis testing, power analysis, cohort and funnel analysis, AWS, Azure, Databricks
Behind the analysis
I’m a data analyst based in India, working across analytics, automation, and predictive modeling. I enjoy making complex data easier to understand—and more useful to the people making decisions.
My experience spans banking and analytics, with a focus on data quality, efficient SQL, and Python workflows. I’m open to relocation and remote opportunities.
Download my résuméEducation
IMS Noida · 2019–2022
Database management, statistics, and data structuresCertifications