Sravanthi Reddy

Experience

1. Data Analyst

   Citi

   Mar 2025 — Present · NY, US

   As a Data Analyst Intern at Citi Bank, USA, I had the invaluable opportunity to immerse myself in a dynamic, data-driven financial environment where I contributed meaningfully to a variety of cross-functional analytical projects that supported the bank\'s strategic decision-making processes. During my internship, I worked closely with the data analytics and business intelligence teams to extract, clean, and analyze large datasets using SQL, Python, and Excel, enabling deeper insights into customer behavior, transaction patterns, and risk assessment. I was responsible for designing dashboards and visual reports using Tableau and Power BI, helping internal stakeholders easily interpret complex data and make informed business decisions. I supported efforts in automating data pipelines, reducing manual processing time by 30%, and collaborated with senior analysts and product managers to define KPIs and develop models that forecast trends in customer engagement, loan performance, and fraud detection. I actively participated in weekly strategy meetings where I presented findings, discussed patterns, and proposed data-driven solutions that aligned with Citi\'s objectives around innovation, customer-centricity, and regulatory compliance. My work involved writing SQL queries to draw insights from multiple databases and validating the integrity and quality of data used in various reporting frameworks. I also contributed to a cross-border project that evaluated financial product performance across different regions, utilizing advanced statistical techniques and machine learning algorithms to provide deeper segmentation analysis. This experience not only strengthened my technical proficiency in tools such as R, Python (Pandas, NumPy, Scikit-learn), and SQL Server but also developed my understanding of financial services, including retail banking, credit risk management, and compliance reporting. Additionally, I documented processes and created knowledge-transfer materials