Shweta Dutta

Awards and Recognitions

  1. [May 2026] Poster Award, 39th New England Statistics Symposium, CT, USA.
  1. [Aug 2023] Act as a True Partner, for driving the learning agenda.
  2. [July 2023] Client Value Creation, for value addition with the highest quality.
  3. [July 2023] Act as a True Partner, for delivery excellence and appreciation by onshore and offshore teams and Client Leadership (Data Science Director & Product Management Director) .
  4. [June 2023] Stewardship, for being a facilitator of learning.
  5. [June 2023] Lead with Excellence, Confidence, & Humility, for being  Top 20% Data Scientists assessed globally.
  6. [Apr 2023] Lead with Excellence, Confidence, & Humility, for leading the data science work in the project.
  7. [Aug 2022] Spot Award, for innovative work.
  8. [July 2022] Best People, for continuous value addition to projects.
  9. [June 2022] Best Coordinator Lead, for leading a Hackathon team.
  10. [May 2022] Mega Learner Award.
  11. [May 2022] Star Award, for innovation and creating a breakthrough impact; awarded to top 1% of 3000+ employees.
  1. [Aug 2021] Team Player Award, nominated by the Data Science team of 50+ members for supporting them on analytics, programming, training, initiatives, and improving team spirit.
  2. [July 2021] Spot Award, for special contributions to projects using new approaches and innovations within short time.
  3. [Dec 2020] Rising Star, early career award for exceptional contributions.

1. [Oct 2022] Prof. S.N.N. Pandit Gold Medal, for securing 1st rank in Masters of Statistics. 

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