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β½ Enterprise Operations 350+ Retail Outlets Monitored daily sales & stock at BPCL |
π Cloud Relational SQL 99K+ Rows Analyzed Target BigQuery multi-table case study |
π Database Competency 5-Star Gold Badge HackerRank verified SQL ranking |
π Academic Merit 8.67 CGPA B.E. Mechanical Engineering (VTU) |
I am a Data Analyst with a foundational background in Mechanical Engineering and 1 year of on-ground enterprise operations experience at Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL).
- βοΈ From Machines to Data Systems: My engineering education built my appreciation for structured problem solving and applied mathematics. At BPCL, I experienced firsthand how physical enterprise operations run on dataβmonitoring daily fuel sales, stock movements, and dealer credit risk across 350+ retail stations.
- π οΈ Process Improvement in Action: Using SAP ECC, Advanced Excel, and VBA, I restructured manual daily reporting pipelines, reducing MIS compilation time by 70% (2.5 hours down to 25 minutes) and evaluated bank credit eligibility under the e-DFS facility for 50+ retail partners.
- π Continuous Upskilling with Scaler DSML: To deepen my statistical and technical capability, I joined the Scaler Academy Data Science & Machine Learning (DSML) program. I work with SQL (BigQuery, MySQL), Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scipy, Seaborn, Matplotlib), Probability, Hypothesis Testing, and Tableau Public.
- π― Current Goal: Seeking full-time Data Analyst / Business Analyst opportunities where I can apply rigorous analytical thinking to solve operational, retail, and product challenges.
-- Querying candidate table for analytical mindset and verified impact
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candidate_name,
primary_focus,
operational_experience,
verified_certifications,
availability
FROM candidate_profiles
WHERE candidate_id = 'Shivaling_Battarki'
AND 'Pragmatic Problem Solver' IN (core_attributes);
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| candidate_name | primary_focus | operational_experience | verified_certifications | availability |
+--------------------+------------------------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------------------+--------------------+
| Shivaling Battarki | Data Analytics, BI & Applied Stats | 1 Year @ BPCL (Operations) | HackerRank 5β
Gold, Deloitte (Sim) | AVAILABLE FOR HIRE |
+--------------------+------------------------------------+----------------------------+-------------------------------------+--------------------+
1 row in set (0.01 sec)
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1. π Target E-Commerce: Logistics Disparity & Revenue Scaling (Google BigQuery)
- The Business Challenge: Analyze Brazilian retail e-commerce logistics, monitor revenue velocity across territories, and detect fulfillment bottlenecks.
- Methodology: Queried 99,000+ customer records across 6 relational tables using Google BigQuery; formulated Common Table Expressions (CTEs), multi-table joins, and window ranking functions.
- Quantitative Finding: Identified a 3.5x regional delivery lead-time disparity between northern and southeastern territories, while proving regional hub expansion was needed to safeguard a 137% YoY revenue growth surge.
- Key SQL Pattern:
WITH delivery_metrics AS ( SELECT customer_state, AVG(DATE_DIFF(order_delivered_customer_date, order_purchase_timestamp, DAY)) as avg_days FROM `target.orders` JOIN `target.customers` USING(customer_id) GROUP BY customer_state ) SELECT customer_state, avg_days, DENSE_RANK() OVER(ORDER BY avg_days DESC) as rank FROM delivery_metrics;
- Links: GitHub Repository β’ Case Study PDF β’ Live Portfolio
2. π AeroFit: Customer Behavioral Segmentation & Profiling (Python, EDA, Probability)
- The Business Challenge: AeroFit wanted to identify distinct buyer characteristics across entry-level (KP281), mid-tier (KP481), and commercial (KP781) treadmills.
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Methodology: Formulated 2-way contingency tables, computed conditional probabilities
$P(\text{Product} \mid \text{Fitness Rating})$ versus$P(\text{Product} \mid \text{Gender/Age})$ , and conducted bivariate distribution analysis. - Quantitative Finding: Customer self-rated fitness levels (rating 4β5) exhibited an 80%+ conditional probability for the premium KP781 treadmill, disproving the previous assumption that age and income alone drove purchasing tiers.
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Key Python Snippet:
# Calculating conditional probability matrix contingency_table = pd.crosstab(index=df['Fitness'], columns=df['Product'], normalize='index') * 100
- Links: Jupyter Notebook β’ Case Study PDF β’ Tableau Dashboard
3. π Superstore Executive Sales & Profitability Dashboard (Tableau Public)
- The Business Challenge: Enterprise leadership lacked real-time visibility into negative-margin product categories, customer concentration risks, and discount impacts.
- Methodology: Designed dynamic parameter-driven views in Tableau Public with interactive filters for Region, Category, and Segment; engineered Level of Detail (LOD) expressions and calculated fields.
- Quantitative Finding: Tracked $733K+ in total sales and identified that discounting Tables in the Central region accounted for over 60% of total regional operating losses, enabling immediate policy throttling.
- Live Interactive View: Tableau Public Dashboard β’ Summary Dashboard PDF
4. β½ BPCL Operations MIS & Dealer Credit Evaluation (Advanced Excel, VBA, SAP ECC)
- The Operational Challenge: Manual, repetitive daily reconciliation of sales volumes, tank stock levels, and dealer credit risk from SAP ERP transaction logs.
- Methodology: Built structured Excel MIS models utilizing XLOOKUP, dynamic Pivot Tables, and automated VBA macros; monitored credit limit calculations under the bank e-DFS facility across 50+ retail dealers.
- Quantitative Impact: Reduced daily reporting time from 2.5 hours to 25 minutes (70% reduction in reporting friction) and coordinated on-ground engineering support for 37 new retail outlet commissionings.
5. π Walmart Consumer Behavior & Distribution Analysis (Python, Stats & CLT)
- The Analytical Challenge: Examine purchase patterns across diverse demographics during peak shopping events and test population spending assumptions.
- Methodology: Applied Central Limit Theorem (CLT) sampling distributions, confidence interval estimations, and statistical hypothesis testing across demographic cohorts (gender, marital status, age brackets, city tiers).
- Links: Jupyter Notebook β’ Case Study PDF
6. π Deloitte Australia: Daikibo Factory Telemetry & Downtime Analysis (IoT & Tableau)
- The Business Challenge: Analyze machine telemetry data (temperature, vibrations, cycle rates) across factory floors to reduce unscheduled machine downtime.
- Methodology: Explored and sanitized 60MB+ of industrial IoT telemetry logs; synthesized machine downtime metrics and delivered an executive operational dashboard.
- Links: Deloitte Australia Certificate β’ Telemetry Dashboard
- π HackerRank SQL - 5-Star Gold Badge (View Verified Profile)
- π¦πΊ Data Analytics Job Simulation β Deloitte Australia (via Forage)
- π SQL Skill Mastery Certification β Scaler Academy & InterviewBit
- π Data Analytics & Visualisation: Probability & Statistics β Scaler DSML
- π Data Analytics & Visualisation: Python Libraries (Pandas, NumPy, Seaborn) β Scaler DSML
- π Tableau & Excel Specialization β Scaler DSML
- π Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Mechanical Engineering β VTU Belagavi (CGPA: 8.67)
"Numbers have an important story to tell. They rely on you to give them a clear and convincing voice."
β Stephen Few
Whether it's untangling daily sales across 350 petroleum stations, diagnosing regional fulfillment delays in BigQuery, or finding non-obvious purchase drivers with conditional probability, I enjoy the craft of making data clean, clear, and actionable.