- What do you do at TrustElements? What is your typical day like?
I am a seasoned Data Analyst with one- year hands-on experience at TrustElements. My professional journey spans 8 years, during which I honed my expertise in active directory, ServiceNow, and Microsoft applications at Unisys India Private Limited. Beyond coding, my passion for exploring new technologies led me to choose Python as my foundational programming skill, a decision instrumental in realizing my aspirations as a Data Analyst. I engage in diverse responsibilities that showcase my versatility and commitment to excellence
- What was the main factor that influenced you to join TrustElements?
The TrustElements product and strategy for solving cybersecurity challenges. The opportunity to honed my skill in the industry is also another factor for me.
- What challenges you in your role? What do you enjoy the most about it?
Most of the challenges in my role include adapting to changing market conditions and managing objections effectively. However, I enjoy working with
1. Machine Learning and Statistical Modeling: I identify, develop, and implement machine learning models, deepening my understanding of algorithms.
2. Data Analytics and Visualization: I derive insights from complex datasets through statistical modeling and data visualization, applying academic concepts in practical scenarios.
3. Database Administration and Manipulation: Efficiently handling and storing data within the organization, I directly apply principles learned during my master's program.
4. Data Scraping and Collection: I gain a practical understanding of data acquisition strategies and overcome challenges in gathering information from various sources.
5. Automation through Scripting: I streamline processes and enhance programming proficiency, contributing to increased efficiency.
- How would you describe the culture in TustElements in three words?
Fast, ambitious, innovative
- What would you advise to someone seeking a similar career to yours? Any tips you’d give to your past self?
Embrace rejection as a learning opportunity, hone your communication skills, and prioritize understanding the customer's needs. For the past self, very similar, rejection is just a steppingstone. Stay persistent, focus on relationships, and always keep learning from both successes and failures
