1. Situation (Project Overview):
"I worked on a Financial Transaction Analysis project where the goal was to detect spending trends, identify anomalies, and support monthly financial reporting for a fintech client."
2. Task (Your Responsibility):
"My role was to extract insights from large volumes of transactional data using SQL, and prepare clean datasets for reporting and fraud detection analysis."
3. Action (How You Did It):
"I worked with tables like Transactions
, Accounts
, Customers
, and Branches
. My main SQL tasks included:
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Performed JOINS across these tables to build a comprehensive view of customer activity.
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Used WHERE and CASE statements to flag unusual transactions (e.g., large withdrawals, off-hour activity).
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Created calculated fields such as daily average spending, transaction frequency, and balance changes.
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Used Window Functions (like
ROW_NUMBER
andLAG
) to identify duplicate or back-to-back transactions and spot trends over time. -
Built CTEs to modularize complex logic, such as comparing current vs. previous month’s average transaction size.
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Developed views and summary tables for monthly dashboards used by finance and compliance teams."
4. Result (Outcome/Impact):
"The project helped reduce the manual workload for financial reporting by 40% and flagged 200+ potential fraud cases within the first quarter. My SQL scripts were integrated into a recurring ETL process for monthly reporting."
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