Vineet Ovhal

Vineet Ovhal has a diverse work experience starting in 2012 as an intern at Frequency Computer Institute. During this time, they worked on a project called 'Student Counselling and Management system', where they actively participated in designing the user interface and providing innovative ideas for improvement. Vineet also extracted, interpreted, and analyzed data to identify key metrics and transformed raw data into meaningful actionable information. Vineet Ovhal assisted students in enrolling for courses by providing guidance and maintaining the student database using tools like Visual Basic 6.0, SQL, and MS Excel.

In 2016, Vineet Ovhal joined Cleveland State University as a Student Mover for CSU Conference Services and later took on the role of Enforcement Officer for CSU Parking Services. In these roles, they contributed to the smooth operation of conference services and ensured proper parking enforcement.

In 2017, Vineet Ovhal worked as a Systems Analyst at BallastShop, where they gained experience in analyzing systems and solving technical issues.

In 2018, Vineet Ovhal joined CompSource as a Web Developer and Web Analyst, contributing to the development and analysis of various web projects. Later in the same year, they joined G2Planet as a Software Development Lead, taking on a leadership role in the development of software projects.

Overall, Vineet Ovhal's work experience showcases their expertise in software development, web development, data analysis, and project management.

Vineet Ovhal has a Master's degree in Management Information Systems, General from Cleveland State University, which they obtained from 2016 to 2018. Prior to that, they completed their Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering at Smt. Kashibai Navale College of Engineering, where they studied from 2010 to 2016. Additionally, Vineet has obtained several certifications including "Advanced Google Analytics" and "Google Analytics for Beginners" from Google in June 2018, as well as "C with pointers" certification from CDAC in February 2011.