- Published on April 14, 2022
- In AI Features
MachineHack Grandmaster Rajat Ranjan on his data science journey
I have been with Machinehack since its inception.
- By Sri Krishna
Rajat Ranjan, a data scientist at TheMathCompany, has built serious street cred in data science and analytics in a short span. The former Infosian is proficient in machine learning, modelling and visualisation.
"I love interacting with data, creating models that suit business needs, and participating in ML hackathons to learn new technologies and grow professionally. In addition, I like to indulge in art, photography and creative undertakings in my free time," said Rajat Ranjan.
In an exclusive interview with Analytics India Magazine, Rajat spoke about his journey to become a Machinehack Grandmaster.
AIM: How did your fascination with algorithms begin?
Rajat Ranjan: Coming from a CS background, algorithms and coding were my bread and butter– everything from C, C++ to Java. I
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Sri Krishna
Sri Krishna is a technology enthusiast with a professional background in journalism. He believes in writing on subjects that evoke a thought process towards a better world.
When not writing, he indulges his passion for automobiles and poetry.
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