I help students and working professionals understand data, tell a clear story with it, and use it to make decisions. I hold a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Osmania University in Hyderabad, India, a master's in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Youngstown State University, and a master's in Business Analytics from Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management.
I started teaching in my junior year of college, volunteering to mentor underprivileged...
I help students and working professionals understand data, tell a clear story with it, and use it to make decisions. I hold a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Osmania University in Hyderabad, India, a master's in Industrial and Systems Engineering from Youngstown State University, and a master's in Business Analytics from Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management.
I started teaching in my junior year of college, volunteering to mentor underprivileged middle and high school students in India. Through both master's programs I worked as a teaching assistant, teaching university students mathematics, programming, Excel, and 3D printing. Today I mentor MBA students at Weatherhead, and I informally guide students through university applications and essays.
My career has moved from programmer to business analyst to solutions architect. I am now a Vice President and Solutions Architect at a global asset management firm, working on retirement planning technology. My daily work is explaining complex products and data to engineers, sales teams, and clients. I have practiced and trained others in project management for more than five years, and I use AI tools and Outlook heavily every day.
I tutor statistics and probability, data analytics, AI tools for work and study, project management, storytelling with data and in writing, and Microsoft Outlook. Every session starts with what you need to get done, whether that is an exam, a project, or a task at work. I explain one idea at a time with real examples, check your understanding with practice problems, and end each session with something you can do on your own.