fix: automate batch bill-run workflows, 1 day → 2 hours
First real lesson in production data: a 4.5M-customer billing base doesn't forgive manual steps. Resolved 50+ recurring data quality issues and cut processing time 90×.
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$ git log --oneline --graph
Five years of watching production billing pipelines fail quietly set the direction. Every stop since has been about building the tools that catch a failure before it becomes an outage, not just cleaning up after one.
fix: automate batch bill-run workflows, 1 day → 2 hours
First real lesson in production data: a 4.5M-customer billing base doesn't forgive manual steps. Resolved 50+ recurring data quality issues and cut processing time 90×.
feat: validate telecom billing at scale, 600K+ subscribers
Moved from fixing issues after the fact to designing the checks that catch them first — reconciliation reports and anomaly rules holding 98%+ accuracy within SLA. Earned "Best Upcoming Talent," FY23 Q3.
feat: forecasting + agentic auditing, 92% accuracy
Went back to build the theory behind the practice: statistical modeling, and a first prototype of autonomous agents doing continuous compliance auditing.
feat: cost analytics + DQ framework shipped to production
Where the two threads met: $142K in platform spend governed, 211 automated quality checks live across 23 tables in a $159B CRM pipeline.
$ cat PRINCIPLES.md
Everything I build is grounded in a production mindset.
"Understanding existing systems deeply before changing them, designing for the next person who has to maintain my work, and communicating technical findings in a way non-technical stakeholders can act on." That’s the standard I actually build to.
Every data quality and cost pipeline I've shipped runs as a soft-fail observer: a failing check writes a finding row, it never raises and kills the parent job. A DQ failure is a data observation, not a pipeline outage.
→ see it in Cost Analytics 02Every gold table load pairs with a post-write uniqueness check that runs on every execution, not just at build time, so reruns, backfills, and late-arriving data can't silently create duplicate rows.
→ see it in Cost Analytics 03Every pipeline repo ships with lint + a schema validator tested against real broken input: a malformed rule or a broken job dependency fails the build before it fails in production. I use Claude Code across the full git lifecycle, including branching, commits, PR reviews, and merges, to move faster, but every change still ships through a branch, a pull request, and a green CI check before it touches main. AI accelerates the workflow; it doesn't bypass the gate.
→ see it in DQ Framework 04Architecture docs, decision logs, and known-limitations sections ship with every pipeline, not just the happy path. The goal is that someone else can maintain it without asking me first.
→ see it across Experience$ cat experience.log
Barton Malow Featured
Pennsylvania State University
Oracle Corporation
Accenture Solutions Pvt Ltd
$ ls ./projects
Autonomous compliance agents detecting AI-driven regulatory risk in real time. Top 10 of 60+ teams, Penn State Nittany AI Challenge 2026. 5 detection rules mapped to CMS federal regulations (42 CFR §483).
View repo →3-stage semantic ranking pipeline: TF-IDF baseline → SBERT embeddings → supervised neural refinement into a calibrated match probability. 120 resumes ranked against 2,277 job descriptions.
View repo →End-to-end NLP + geospatial pipeline tracking global sentiment toward LLMs across 305K+ tweets. Location-normalization cut unresolved geography from 72.8% to 43.85%.
View repo →Automated data quality monitoring built on Databricks DQX. Surfaced that 84% of active records carried at least one issue, and root-caused a ~39% completeness gap in a core reporting table.
FinOps cost-attribution pipeline on Unity Catalog system tables. Cut unowned spend from 85.6% to 54% and caught a 2x measurement error in the AI-cost methodology before it shipped.
Automated scraping pipeline extracting scholarship listings into a centralized PostgreSQL (Supabase) database, with upsert-based dedup and automated summarization.
View repo →TRx-based pharmaceutical market analysis across brands, specialties, and channels. 202,499-row dataset, built as parallel Python (Plotly) and Tableau dashboards for direct platform comparison.
View repo →Multi-year (2022–2025) event performance analysis with scenario-based 2026 forecasting, projecting 235 attendees and $49/attendee revenue via a blended trend + recency-weighted model.
View repo →Deep Dive · Barton Malow, 2026
23 production tables in a $159B CRM pipeline had no automated way to catch bad data before it reached downstream reports.
Bad records silently corrupt reporting and decisions. The earlier one is caught, the cheaper it is to fix.
211 automated rules run on a scheduled bronze/gold pipeline, CI-gated and soft-fail, routing findings to record owners every week.
This is where principle 03 (CI-gated, AI-assisted) shows up in practice: lint and a schema validator, tested against real broken input, gate every change before it ships to production.
Deep Dive · Barton Malow, 2026
85.6% of Databricks platform spend had no identifiable owner, and AI agent costs were invisible inside shared compute.
You can't govern spend you can't attribute, and AI usage was growing too fast to stay unmeasured.
An automated ownership-resolution pipeline across 933 resources, plus a dedicated AI cost-attribution layer, feeding a 4-tab leadership dashboard.
This is where principles 01 (soft-fail) and 02 (idempotent) aren't abstractions: the gold table load pairs with a uniqueness check on every execution, and a failing DQ rule anywhere upstream writes a finding row instead of killing the job.
$ cat research.md
Accepted and presented at SEET 2026 (2nd International Conference on Software Engineering of Emerging Technologies), Penn State Behrend, PhD Research Track. Listed on page 76 of the conference abstract book. To be published in the official conference proceedings by Springer Nature.
View conference →Won the Prototype Phase and MVP Phase, advanced through funded phases to a Top 10 finish at the Pitch Contest, Hintz Family Alumni Center, University Park.
Recognized for exceptional contributions and high-impact performance on the Telia Company billing analytics engagement.
Representing students in discussions with university leadership; championing AI literacy and equitable AI access across Penn State's Commonwealth Caucus.
$ cat skills.yaml
Python (Pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, Seaborn, scikit-learn, TensorFlow, PyTorch, Keras) · SQL · R · Java
Databricks · PySpark · Unity Catalog · Azure · AWS · Oracle Database · PostgreSQL · PL/SQL
Regression · Classification · Clustering · NLP · Time Series Forecasting · Feature Engineering · Model Evaluation (AUC, F1)
Tableau · Power BI · Plotly · Matplotlib · Seaborn
Git · GitHub Actions · Jupyter · Jira
Claude Code · Claude Cowork · Claude Skills · Claude Projects · Claude MCP · ChatGPT · GitHub Copilot · Cursor IDE · Perplexity · Ollama · Google Gemini · Julius AI
$ cat education.log
Master of Data Analytics · GPA 3.96/4
Statistical Analysis, Data-Driven Decision Making, Predictive Analytics, Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing.
B.Tech, Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering · GPA 3.3/4
Control Systems, Digital Electronics, OOP, Data Structures & Algorithms, Web Technology, Artificial Intelligence.
$ mail tushar
Open to full-time Data Scientist / Data Engineer / Analytics Engineer roles starting Dec 2026.