I like to build models for messy systems, and financial markets are one of the messiest systems I
have wanted to understand.
My interest in quantitative research started with a personal curiosity around AI-driven market
signals and gradually grew into a deeper pursuit of financial theory, stochastic modeling, and
machine learning for investment research.
I graduated in Computer Science and Engineering from IIT Gandhinagar and began my career as
a data scientist at a process intelligence company. At Skan AI, I worked with noisy enterprise
data, building machine learning systems for scale that could extract structure from unstructured
behavior, text, and workflows. I like breaking down complex problems into actionable tasks to
drive the most impact.
This fall, joining Carnegie Mellon’s MSCF program as a Squarepoint Fellow, I look forward to
strengthening my foundations in finance. This, along with my strong background in
mathematics, algorithms, machine learning, probabilistic modeling and programming positions
me well for quantitative research roles.
Outside models and markets, I am shaped by competitive sports as much as by technical work.
At IITGN, I captained the Aquatics Team and served as Vice-Captain of the Basketball Team
while balancing academics, student activities, and research. Endurance sports, marathons, Hyrox,
music, and travel continue to keep me adaptive, competitive, and curious.
I would love to connect over a coffee chat, call or a game of any sort to discuss more about my
experiences or to learn something new!
I completed my B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering from IIT Gandhinagar and will
join Carnegie Mellon University's Master of Science in Computational Finance program.
My technical interests include statistical learning, time-series modeling, hypothesis
testing, model validation, signal extraction, NLP, and simulation-based evaluation.