Full spec for all portfolio projects — current, in-progress, and planned. Every entry contains objective, features, tech stack, target roles, and build notes. Single source of truth before starting any new project.
End-to-end S&P 500 market direction forecasting system with ensemble ML and live dashboard
NLP pipeline on Federal Reserve communications — quantifies hawkish/dovish sentiment as time-series features
AI-powered DS/ML interview prep tool — adaptive Q&A, flashcards, business cases, installable as PWA
Real-world fintech fraud classification system on IEEE-CIS dataset — cost-aware ML with analyst-facing dashboard
Systematic gold trading strategy engine with walk-forward backtesting, performance attribution, and live dashboard
Production-grade credit scoring model wrapped as a REST API — the core engine behind every lending fintech
Why these matter: These projects prove two things simultaneously — that you understand complex financial regulation deeply enough to teach it, and that you can build polished interactive tools. Every fintech interviewer will spend 10 minutes playing with these. They're conversation-starters, not just portfolio checkboxes.
Visual, interactive deep-dive into IFRS 9 — classification, ECL staging, hedge accounting, and accounting flows
Live, interactive business model simulator for a fictional neobank / lending fintech — teaches the metrics every fintech interview tests
Python-native replacement for Knime/PowerQuery reconciliation workflows — the project that directly mirrors your current job
LLM-powered pipeline that processes earnings call transcripts and maps sentiment shifts to stock price reactions
Unsupervised anomaly detection on financial time-series using Autoencoders and LSTM-AE — generalises to any streaming data
Multi-model time-series forecasting tool as a minimal SaaS — user uploads a CSV, gets Prophet / NeuralProphet / ARIMA forecasts with confidence intervals
RAG-powered financial analyst assistant — answers questions over financial filings, earnings reports, and market data using tool-calling LLM