Once, back when careers in data were something only a tech expert could do. But today, things have changed. Whether it is event managers, homemakers, finance professionals, freshers, or from any background, women are not eagerly wanting to get back to their jobs but are already doing a job at being a new life by turning their passion into work.
At ConsoleFlare, we have been fortunate to counsel several ladies who took a bolder step to start over. They took a leap of faith on themselves, discovered new talents, and changed their life. But these are not just career changes but a belief in oneself, learning, and changing.
Inspiring Women Stories from Our Console Flare Alumni
Let us meet these inspiring women making their mark in a world full of data.
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1. Jyoti Kumari – From Event Manager to Data Analyst at Vanderlande
Jyoti was a former Event Manager. She liked her work, but something felt like it was off. That she needed stability in her career, where her decisions she felt were based on data and numbers rather than creativity.
She learnt the fundamentals of Excel, Python, and Power BI when she joined ConsoleFlare. She was getting real projects, so she was getting paid for practicing regularly and eventually building confidence.
She now works as a Data Analyst at Vanderlande. I love her story because it proves that you do not need a technical background to become a data professional; you just need clarity and the will to make it happen.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJl8E4ysyO6/?igsh=ZmZveWNpN21raWd4
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2. Katyayani Tripathi – Developer to Data Analyst at GlobalLogic
Katyayani was already a Developer in a logistics firm. However, she desired something deeper, a position where her input could be instrumental in the actual business decision-making process.
During her time at ConsoleFlare, she was taught how to derive insights from data, build reports, and visualize trends and patterns. Wasn’t afraid of learning SQL, Pandas, and storytelling with Power BI.
Due to her efforts, she got a placement as a Data Analyst at GlobalLogic. What her story teaches is that even if you are already on the tech track, a good course in data analytics can take your career to the next level.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLbqOH4oCe2/?igsh=MWpzaWt0dGttaG91eA==
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3. Swati Rana – Event Manager to Data Engineer at JP Morgan Chase
At the time, Swati was in the events industry when she came to the epiphany that the future lies with data. When she got accepted into ConsoleFlare’s data engineering program, she began learning Python, SQL, and PySpark from the ground up.
Along the way, she created practical projects to grow her knowledge of data systems. Swati, today, is a Data Engineer for JPMorgan Chase, one of the largest financial companies in the world.
It proves that even non-IT folks can enter global companies with a proper learning platform.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAoYuWTS33e/?igsh=MWF5MXFoZ2h2Y25peQ==
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4. Shivani – Starting as a Fresher to a Data Analyst at Jubilant Foodworks
Shivani was an absolute novice with zero experience, no technical degree, and no clue about where to start. But she had one thing: the audacity to attempt.
She has learned from scratch at ConsoleFlare. Ranging from Excel formulas to SQL queries to Power BI dashboards, she honed her skills through hard work.
She is currently employed at Jubilant Foodworks as a Data Analyst. Her story is a story of hope for freshers, where the right direction and support to achieve success are possible.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DABxXKjSGMr/?igsh=eWt3ejRnZmMwOHkx
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5. Aditi Saxena – Asset Manager to Finance Analyst at S&P Global
At BP Global, she was handling assets but wanted to do more, grow faster, and see the impact of data in making financial decisions. During ConsoleFlare, she got an insight into finance from a data analytics perspective.
Her new skills helped her land a Finance Analyst position at one of the top financial firms in the world, S&P Global.
Aditi is a great example of just how limitless the opportunities are, with finance and data analytics combined.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1d8Ii_ibXZ/?igsh=ZXJoNDBycmh6Ympz
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6. Divya Sharma – Housewife to Data Analyst at Hinduja Group
And Divya took a break to raise her family. Post work, a period of time had gone by, and getting back into it, she assumed, would be difficult.
However, with ConsoleFlare, she had mentors who would be patient with her, and with the flexibility to learn at her own pace, her confidence grew.
She learned data analysis one step at a time, Python and SQL to Power BI, and eventually got hired by the Hinduja Group as a Data Analyst.
The inspiration she brings with that story is that you are never too old to dream, and that no career break is too long to come back.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1G2iL-CCb2/?igsh=MTFrNG9ybGU2eDZ2bA==
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7. Reena Chourasia – Sales Executive to Business Analyst at Vertel Digital
At the time, Reena was employed at Europcar as a Sales Executive. Daily, she worked with data but had no idea how to extract insights from it.
When she started working at ConsoleFlare, she discovered the wonders of data assisting in the understanding of customer lifecycles and sales improvement.
Business analytics tools: Within a few months, she joined Vertel Digital as a Business Analyst
Her career illustrates where data analysis takes sales professionals to become business decision-makers.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CrIV6IWu2h2/?igsh=MTVmdW14cXh0eTRzbQ==
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8. Sarika Chopra – After an 8-Year Career Gap to Data Analyst at Technocolabs.
It had been 8 years since Sarika had last worked. Everyone told her it was too late. But she didn’t give up.
So joined ConsoleFlare and laid the foundation. She worked hard and with a lot of practice, and guided by her mentor, soon had a great portfolio.
Today, she is serving as a Data Analyst at Technocolabs Software Company.
Sarika exemplifies that age, career breaks do not matter; what matters is setting the intention to start learning again.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CorKUzKt-or/?igsh=dzVvYzhhY216ZGps
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9. Aishwarya Soni – Customer Support to Big Data Engineer at Maveric Systems
At that time, Aishwarya was working in Customer Support at Amazon Development Center. She stated that her job was monotonous and that she was looking for something more technical and creative.
She went on to join ConsoleFlare and take the Big Data course covering Hadoop, PySpark, and cloud tools.
She is proud now a Big Data Engineer at Maveric Systems.
Her success story illustrates that the transformation of a career hinges upon the dismissal and adoption of some skills.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CvpKVh7tTNL/?igsh=MWIzZ29vcGpzaXRlYQ==
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10. Disha Mukherjee – Big Data Engineer at PayU Money
Disha was always fond of data. Her work at ConsoleFlare was all about big data technologies, where she had the opportunity to work on real projects under the supervision of industry professionals.
She soon got placed at PayU Money as a Big Data Engineer, working there now, but only due to her efforts.
An inspiration for every woman who has ever dreamt of a career in Big Data.
linkedin.com/in/disha-mukherjee
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11. Snigdha Mishra – Junior Data Scientist at Accenture
She planned to use data to solve business problems. She also got to learn Python, Machine Learning, and Data Visualization at ConsoleFlare.
She got a placement with Accenture as a Junior Data Scientist, which was mainly due to her commitment towards her work and practical project work.
When curiosity collides with effort, magic happens, and Snigdha is a perfect example of that.
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12. Nikita Machhale – From Database Executive to Data Analyst at LBF Publication
Nikita: Database Management Executive with LBF Publication. She knew that to understand data at a deep level and advance in her career,
A few months after the data analytics course at ConsoleFlare, she was promoted internally to a Data Analyst role at her existing company.
Often, the greatest career advancement is learning something new in the position you are currently in.
Women In Data: How Console Flare is Helping Women Create Data Careers
It is this real support to every single learner that makes Console Flare special, not just the course content.
This is how Console Flare helps women to win:
- Simple and Effective Teaching: The trainers illustrate concepts in very simple language using real examples that even a non-technical learner can understand.
- Flexible Learning: Classes are live and recorded, so the learner can pace himself/herself with the flow without affecting the routine.
- Reasonable Fees: You do not need to pay in lump-sum amounts. To ensure anyone is able to learn without worrying about the money part, Console Flare provides EMI and low-cost plans.
- Placement Assistance: like enhancing the learner’s resume and preparing them for interviews, our placement team is here to help every learner take every leap into their new role with confidence.
- Friendly Environment: Women are comfortable to learn and growing together in a friendly environment, combined with mentorship from experienced professionals.
Conclusion:
To see stories that prove that dreams come true by taking initiative can be found above. These women seized the opportunity; it was never going to be a perfect time.
We, at ConsoleFlare, know talent is not limited to any gender, age, or background. You can learn today, and it really does not matter if you are a fresher, a homemaker, or a working professional. Start building your career in data.
We aim to make the learning process easy, practical, and profitable through our programs. Here are some of the services we offer to help you learn those job-oriented skills you need, and even have live projects to work with, with career support.
ConsoleFlare, as the adage goes, “We teach data, but…
We transform lives, build in belief, and enable people to find their feet again.
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