I am a Data Scientist in the United Nations (UN) Sustainable Development Project (TOSSIB- https://susinfra.com/tossib) at the University of Aberdeen. Please visit my site: https://www.anish-data-science.com/ for an overview/consultations and detailed descriptions of my projects. As part of the TOSSIB project, I analyse data using supervised and unsupervised machine learning algorithms to make critical decisions on the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals SDG6 and SDG11 related to sanitation and clean water. Additionally, I have conducted Machine Learning Analysis of polymerase II pause locations during the Transcription process (DNA to mRNA), utilizing an alternative analysis approach developed by the University of Harvard's Genetics Department. The papers related to these works are currently in the publication process. In addition to the above projects, I have undertaken a road accident analysis for a significant council in the UK, which involves accident prediction using machine learning techniques and proposing preventive measures. I have also developed a proprietary personal app, "Me-AI", which uses AI to manage time and daily task thoughts on personal computers. My career journey includes pivotal roles at HSBC Bank and Universal Pictures (NBCU) in London, where I focused on core banking domains and programming, respectively. My career began with programmer roles in legacy systems at HSBC in India. Academically, I hold dual Master's degrees in Computer Science, focusing on Computer Applications and Data Science(First Class honours - Distinction), from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, and Marian College Kuttikkanam, respectively.