Open to internships and entry-level data or BI roles
Brishav Rajbahak / Data analyst in progressAn undergraduate student in Nepal, learning how to make sense of real datasets and the decisions behind them.
Published results show their definitions. Unfinished work says exactly where it stands.
Loan Default Analysis / Financial Inclusion Gap Analysis / Loan Default Prediction / Portfolio Platform
The mandala is the main interaction. The terminal is here only if you want the command-line version.
A Lending Club analysis where the denominator mattered as much as the chart.
A completed comparison of Nepal's financial access gaps across account ownership and digital finance.
An explainable loan-risk predictor that uses only information available when the loan is issued.
This portfolio, built as a static-first frontend with protected edge functions.
The dashboard is ready when you want to load it.
One Lending Club dataset changes shape as it moves from raw rows to the published 19.98% result.
2,260,701 accepted-loan rows enter the workspace.
2,260,701 accepted-loan rows enter the workspace.
Types are repaired and 33 footer rows are removed.
Only loans with a finished outcome enter the rate.
Grade, term and purpose are compared before adding complexity.
The result becomes a report that can be inspected.
The published KPI keeps its numerator and denominator visible.
912,569 loans were still current, late or in a grace period, so they did not yet have a final outcome.
Including unresolved loans would distort a rate that claims to compare final repayment with final default.
It's me Brishav Rajbahak. Currently an undergraduate student learning new things and tools which i feel fascinating . i relate myself to the tech-enthuiast and wanna build cool things which not only exists but resonates well to the make an earth better place
Computer science, statistics and the habit of checking the source.
Python and SQL work built from real datasets rather than polished mockups.
Dashboards shaped around questions, definitions and the person reading them.
Published projects and a frontend that keeps changing as the work improves.
being better than yesterday . just iterating the level even if its a word or an entire dictionary
always wanting best and supreme level of things i build . wanting to make things look preety as preety as the system works. progress is always > perfection , perfection has no limit and cant be achived
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