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Hello, World!

I am Muskaan Pirani from India. A strong believer in self-learning and a curious head.

I'm a Software Engineer and my technical interests ranges from Data Science and Analytics to Machine Learning to Development. I've been into Machine Learning and predictive algorithms for more than two years and recently I have been awarded Research Paper Award for the year 2022. Coming to the Analysis part, I've good working experience as I've analyzed numerous datasets including cleaning and preprocessing, and generating reports with Power BI. You can have a look at my projects and reports from my GitHub profile. In addition, I write blogs on my site and medium as well. In my free time, I like to play chess to improve my strategies. Apart from work life, I prefer to impart my knowledge to others via workshops or webinars, or articles. And hence, I recently joined WomenTech Network as Community Partner and Global Ambassador.

I would be glad to motivate as many women as I can into the Tech field.

How to reach me: LinkedIn | Blog | Medium | Github

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