Digital Humanities and Electrical Engineering graduate

I am a Digital Humanities graduate with a strong foundation in archival research, computational text analysis, data visualization, and digital preservation. I combine humanistic inquiry with technical methods to build research-driven digital projects.

I work with TEI/XML encoding, GIS mapping, network analysis, topic modeling, sentiment analysis, and linked open data. My academic work focuses on making historical, literary, and cultural materials more discoverable, analyzable, and accessible to public audiences.

I have developed projects involving oral-history digitization, interactive historical maps, digital editions, corpus analysis, prosopography, 3D reconstruction, and community archives. I am experienced in applying Python and R to humanities datasets and using metadata standards for long-term preservation.

My master's thesis examined GenAI acceptance among Indian higher-education students using CB-SEM methodology. I am interested in research roles that connect digital scholarship, cultural heritage, data analysis, archives, and educational technology.

I also bring an engineering background in Electrical Engineering, which supports my analytical approach to research, structured data, programming, and problem solving. I am seeking opportunities where I can contribute digital research, text-analysis, visualization, and archival skills.