Data & business analytics

I study the problem.
Then build what helps.

I'm Ajay, a data and business analyst connecting business questions with practical tools. My work spans hospital policy research, machine learning, and DataStatz. Outside the work, I write and photograph the things I notice.

Ajay Ramineni, standing with his arms crossed
Ajay RamineniAnalyst. Builder. Observer.

A few things I've worked on

Selected work

All work

01 / Research

WPI · Team capstone

Spring 2026

The Compliance Trap

What happens when hospitals optimize for the score? An analysis of federal penalty programs across 2,833 U.S. acute care hospitals, with an interactive explorer that makes the research accessible.

Python / statsmodels / OLS Regression / Pandas / Chart.js / HTML/CSS/JS

02 / Product

Independent project

In development

DataStatz

From a spreadsheet to a clearer picture. I’m building a no-code workspace for exploratory analysis, data quality checks, and machine learning, so understanding a dataset doesn’t have to start with writing code.

Next.js / FastAPI / Python / Supabase / Docker / Vercel

03 / Interactive AI

Independent experiment

2026

InkWhisper

A diary that writes back. Write with Apple Pencil, watch the ink dissolve into the page, and receive a response in animated handwriting. Separate vision and language requests keep the handwriting recognition focused while the diary maintains its voice.

SwiftUI / PencilKit / NVIDIA API / Node.js / Express

An approach, not a stack

How I work

01

Start with the question.

Business development taught me to understand the people and decisions behind the numbers.

My background
02

Look past the obvious.

From hospital policy to recommendation systems, I use analysis to test assumptions and find the useful signal.

Explore the work
03

Make it usable.

A finding matters when someone can use it. I build interfaces and tools that bring the analysis within reach.

Meet DataStatz

Away from the spreadsheet

From the notebook

Open journal

What If I Rewrite The Stars

On light pollution, borrowed light, and the difference between the moon everyone points at and the stars burning quietly on their own terms.

Read the story
A clock tower and curved streetlamp beneath a blue sky

A different way of looking

Some things are better
noticed than measured.

Photography is how I slow down. Street corners, changing light, the quiet moments in between, a few of the things I've stopped to look at.

Through my lens

Good work starts with a conversation.

Have a question, a project, or something worth exploring?

Let's talk