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Arshitha/README.md

Hello, I'm Arshitha 👋🏽

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I'm a Data Scientist by training and a Data Engineer with 5+ years of experience. I currently work at Pfizer Global Supply (PGS) Digital, where I lead data quality efforts with a focus on agentic solutions. Before this, I worked on ICMR's PARAM project, a multi-modal longitudinal study, building data pipelines, standardizing datasets, and improving data quality.

For more information, check out my resume at https://github.com/Arshitha/Arshitha/blob/main/Arshitha_Resume_20251203.pdf

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  1. nih-megcore/hv_protocol nih-megcore/hv_protocol Public

    Data curation scripts of a comprehensive clinical, MRI, and MEG collection characterizing healthy research volunteers collected at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Intramural Research…

    Python 11 3

  2. nimh-dsst/dsst-defacing-pipeline nimh-dsst/dsst-defacing-pipeline Public

    Defacing algorithm to improve and evaluate accuracy for large datasets.

    Python 3 2

  3. EC504-Language-Correction EC504-Language-Correction Public

    Course Project for Advanced Data Structures

    Java

  4. abhaysarda/jigsaw-toxic-comment-classification abhaysarda/jigsaw-toxic-comment-classification Public

    Toxic comment classification using a variety of ML techniques.

    Jupyter Notebook 2

  5. helpers helpers Public

    List of commands and scripts used regularly but can be easy to forget

    Python