Joel Joy

Passionate about the intersection of economics, finance, and policy, I am Joel Joy, a final year student majoring in Economics and Finance with a minor in International Relations at Shiv Nadar Institute of Eminence, Delhi. My journey has been fueled by a pursuit of understanding the intricacies of business finance. I thrive on crafting innovative solutions driven by financial analysis and business strategy.

Worked closely with the Technical Director to streamline business processes using ERP and establish organizational hierarchy. Analyzed financial statements to identify fast-moving products and update the product registry. Created pitch decks and marketing posts highlighting company achievements and new product releases.

Worked at the regional sales provider for IBM. Familiarized myself with no-code machine learning platforms (AWS SageMaker, Azure Machine Learning Studio). Built machine learning models using Python and gained experience working with IBM Watson to build AI-powered chatbots.

Conducted market research for higher management in cloud services such as Alibaba Cloud Services and Alteryx.

I am currently a final-year student at Shiv Nadar University, pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Finance with a minor in International Relations. I have developed a solid understanding of economic theories, financial markets, and investment strategies through my coursework. I have taken advanced courses in econometric analysis, which have equipped me with the skills to perform quantitative analysis, interpret complex data sets, and develop predictive models.

Additionally, my minor in International Relations has enhanced my ability to understand global economic trends and their impact on financial markets.

During my studies, I have completed several research projects that required the application of financial analysis techniques. For example, my project on the “Effects of Noise Pollution on the Willingness to Pay for Property Rent” involved conducting detailed econometric analyses and deriving meaningful insights from large data sets. My coursework in financial management has also provided me with practical experience in using financial software and tools, including Microsoft Excel, to analyze financial statements and assess corporate performance.