The analyst who ships.
I read data for a living, automate the parts that waste time, and build the actual software a business runs on — not just the report about it. Based in India, working wherever the problem is.
I'm not a developer who does data, or an analyst who touches code. Both, deliberately.
By day I work as an Data Analyst at Evermed Healthcare, turning operational data into reports leadership actually reads. Alongside that I run Velaxon, a growth agency I founded for local businesses across India — websites, automation, and the analytics that tell an owner whether any of it is working.
The thread through both: I don't stop at the dashboard. If a business needs a matching algorithm, I write it. If a lead process needs automating, I wire the pipeline. If a site is slow, I profile it and fix it — I don't file a ticket for someone else to.
Most people hire one of these. The value is in getting all four from someone who can see the whole chain.
Trial-store impact analysis in R
Each one starts as a data problem and ends as running software.
A full-stack PHP matchmaking platform — registration, secure auth, and a recommendation engine, built and deployed from scratch.
A growth agency built from zero — lead generation, performance engineering, and automation, sold to real local businesses.
Trial-store causal analysis in R, plus HR analytics dashboards built independently in both Power BI and Tableau.
Look at what the data actually says before proposing anything.
Map the dashboard, automation, or site around that diagnosis.
Ship it myself — SQL, PHP, Power BI, or the pipeline, whatever the system needs.
Document it and make sure it keeps running without me in the room.