About Me

It's funny how you can blabber on about your life, but the moment anyone asks you to introduce yourself, you forget who you are.
You might be able to read this entire page within a minute, but I assure you, it took an awfully long time to frame and write. So, here it goes.

Hi
I'm Satwik.
I hail from India, but I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. I'm a graduate student at CalState East Bay, where I'm pursuing my Masters in Statistics (Data Science major)

My entire academic life has revolved around Machine Learning and Data Science. It started during the first covid lockdown with the Machine Learning course by Andrew Ng on Coursera, and then to the Deep Learning Specialization from deeplearning.ai, and then another course, and another, and then a project, and then another and a few more, and then an internship, followed by 2 more, and now finally here at the Bay Area.

Apart from all the geeky academic stuff, I've also been part of an NGO for an year, where I managed and lead a team of volunteers to teach a group of underprivileged orphan kids. I also sketch from time to time, and learning guitar since the past few months. 

I hope you like what I'm doing here. And ofcourse, if you have any suggestions or feedback, feel free to contact me on any medium mentioned below.

My GitHub Profile 


Contact Me

Phone : +1 (510) 468-4800
Primary e-mail : satwikbehera12@gmail.com
University e-mail : sbehera2@horizon.csueastbay.com

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  1. AnonymousJuly 3, 2020 at 12:10 AM

    Impressive content! Looking forward for new updates!

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