Hi, I’m Srijana Bhusal but you can call me Sri.
I’m endlessly curious about data how it moves, how it speaks, and how it can transform decisions into meaningful business outcomes. My dream is to become an AI-enabled Data Analyst, someone who can work through the full cycle from data ingestion to digestion and uncover insights that help businesses grow smarter and stronger.
I come from Nepal, the beautiful country where Mount Everest stands tall. Growing up in a culture rooted in community and generosity, I’ve always believed that helping others grow is the best way to grow yourself. Maybe that’s why you’ll often find me sharing data knowledge on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube not to preach, but to learn louder by teaching.
Right now, I’m pursuing my Master of Business Analytics at Deakin University, Australia the best decision I’ve made so far. I also work as a Finance Officer at a construction startup, where I’m bringing data thinking into the mix building dashboards, spotting process improvements, and showing how data can power even the smallest of teams. It feels incredible to see analytics create real impact in a real business.
Beyond my current role, I’ve dabbled in digital marketing, e-commerce, and even research, having published a paper on dermatological disease detection using CNN, which now has 14 citations. I’ve also participated in GovHack, Australia’s largest hackathon, and proudly won First Place in the Energy Category (Victoria). Recently, I was honored with the SHS Award at Deakin for my active contribution to the student community something that means a lot to me.
When I’m not knee-deep in SQL queries, Python scripts, or AI experiments, I’m probably learning about a new culture, networking with like-minded people, or laughing about the tiny cultural surprises that make life abroad so entertaining.
The future of AI and analytics is uncertain but that’s what makes it exciting. My goal is to grow steadily from a strong foundation in databases and analytics, and eventually evolve into data science, data engineering, and AI.
One thing’s for sure: I’ve finally found where I belong in data, where curiosity meets purpose.