Krishna Teja Jillelamudi.
I am a data explorer working on diverse projects across various domains, driven by the ambition to create a positive impact in the real world.
I am a data explorer working on diverse projects across various domains, driven by the ambition to create a positive impact in the real world.

I am a Master’s student in Data Science at Indiana University Bloomington. With a background in software development and a passion for artificial intelligence, I’m driven to build data-driven solutions that bring insights and innovation to real-world problems.
My experience ranges from developing an inclusive AI hiring tool at Omdena to programming healthcare applications at Tata Consultancy Services. I thrive on hands-on projects, having contributed to research on skin lesion analysis and explored techniques like recommendation systems and audio sentiment analysis.
I’m well-versed in Python and a suite of data science libraries (Pandas, Scikit-learn, Tensorflow, etc.). Outside of my studies, you might find me competing in hackathons or experimenting with data visualization tools.
Here are a few technologies I've been working with recently:
Course: Principles of Machine Learning

The goal of this project is to analyze and visualize civic engagement data for the city of Bloomington, Indiana using the comprehensive Open311 dataset.

A Network analysis project focused on exploring the flow of development funds using Official Development Assistance (ODA) data collected by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

The ML models in the project uses attributes, including medical terms like Sex, Age, Blood Pressure, and Cholesterol, to predict the likelihood that a patient will develop heart disease using BRFSS survey data, which is the most comprehensive collection of state information on U.S. citizens' risk behaviors, chronic health issues, and utilization of preventive care in the country.

In this work, a quantitive and qualitatively analysis of log statements from GitHub open-source code repositories of Data Science and Non-Data Science (Software Engineering) applications is performed to better understand the logging practices in both fields.

Developed a Virtual Tourist Guide app which uses image recognition to provide information about the historical places in Warangal, and won the Smart City Warangal Hackathon, 2019.