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Currently, there is only me who is managing all of this. I am a Data Scientist who in 2020 graduated as Computer Engineer from Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, Pakistan, and in 2022 graduated as Data Scientist from The John Hopkins University.

I have more than 3 years of working experience as a Data Scientist. I have been programming in R daily for over 3 years and that's where I do most of my data analysis. I build automated trading strategies in my spare time.

I have a lot of experience with Tableau and SQL. Working in a diverse set of fields has given me experience with many different types of data and obtaining it from many various sources. Thereby making me an excellent data miner, and knowing how to transform that data efficiently according to my needs.


With this platform and many others including @Youtube.com, @Facebook, @Instagram and @LinkedIn, I'll be sharing a lot of learning content starting with the Data Science Specialization with R to Data Analysis using powerful tools i.e. Power BI, Tableau, SQL queries and much more.

So stay tuned, and keep following daily updates because I'll help you get start your career as a Data Scientist and help you all along your career.
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