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Who is Parthapratim Dash? | Skills and Experience

Who is Parthapratim Dash? Parthapratim Dash (পার্থপ্রতিম দাশ, पार्थप्रतिम दाश) is a Indian full time Tech Advisor, Freelancer, Explorer, Entrepreneur, Blogger, Information Technology Technician. Social issues Speaker, Learner.

Q. Who is Parthapratim Dash?

A. Researcher | Freelancer | Technician.

I have over a decade of experience in information technology services and business. I have worked with software and hardware solutions for smartphones and computer systems, providing operating system support, data recovery and analysis, cloud computing, information verification, and more.

My passion for technology and business has driven me to continuously learn and experiment, allowing me to keep up with the ever-evolving industry and provide top-notch solutions.

Specialization:

— Information Verification, Data Analysis, Investigation.

— Tech Assistance & Troubleshooting.

— Tech Advisory, Business Solutions.

— Activism, 'Stand up and speak up for a change'.

FREELANCE JOURNEY :

Since 2012, I have worked as a freelancer in various fields, as an external IT Support Technician for many companies, and collaborating on numerous projects across research, web development, data analysis, and other areas. I have served as a research associate for multiple individuals, groups, businesses, non-profit organizations and others, addressing complex issues such as financial fraud and cybercrime through collaborative investigations and data analysis.

● INDEPENDENT VENTURES:

1: 2006—2007.

2: 2006—2007.

3: 2007—2012.

4: 2008—2010.

5: 2008—2010.

6: 2009—2018. 

7: 2012—2016.

8: April 2012—September 2024.

    8-(i): Started in 2012 and is still operational.

● PARTNERSHIP VENTURE:

1/1: May 2014—February 2016.

● Notes:

— I believe in exploring new experiences in everyday life, not just chasing results or certificates.

— Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow.

— Two wheeler motorcycle bike riding is meditation for me.

— Living life at every moment is an adventure for me.

— Feedback plays a powerful role in improving my performance on my journey and helping me understand where I am and why I am there!

— I selectively engage in work that aligns with my own ethics, rules, and decisions. I prioritize facts, ethics, causes, truth, and outcomes over short-term or long-term monetary gain. While I possess expertise in specific areas, this does not obligate me to provide services to everyone, nor accept work solely based on financial reward. I am selective in the clients I work with and only provide services where I am confident in the reasons and outcomes of the work. I collaborate with companies, businesses, individuals, and other organizations, but I maintain the discretion to decline tasks that do not align with my values or ethical principles, even in emergency or disaster situations. I do not compromise my values for financial gain and am committed to maintaining my integrity and humanity in all situations, regardless of external expectations for profit or monetary incentive.

● Focus: Research and Development, Continuous Improvements.

 — All my earnings are more than 60% burned for my skills improvements (day to day in each year), experiments, research and development, and more than 30% for priority basis social services, 10% for daily life. 

— Parthapratim Dash | পার্থপ্রতিম দাশ | पार्थप्रतिम दाश 


* Most Remarkable Freelancing Works: 

  • 2011 - As a junior research assistant with a individual researcher on web bugs hunting, worked on 4 different project till April 2012. 
  • 2012 - i) As a website auditor for clients till July 2012. ii) As a web developer for 2 different projects till October 2012. iii) As a web app development research assistant for a PhD Scholler till November 2012. iv) As a script writer for a blogger till December 2012. 
  • 2013 - i) As a video mixer/editor for a client till February 2013. ii) As an android app developer for 5 different clients till August 2013. iii) As a cyber security research assistant for a PhD Scholler till December 2013.  
  • 2014 - i) As a data analyst for a corporate lawyer in cyber-crime till March 2014. ii) As a cyber security research assistant for a tech company's cyber security research team till July 2014. iii) As a forensics data recovery (digital footprints) research assistant for a organization till September 2014. iv) As a research assistant for Linux based operating system project for a client till December 2014. 
  • 2015 - i) As a web developer & social media marketing for 2 different clients till March 2015. ii) As an android app developer for a client till April 2015. iii) As a web bug hunting research assistant for a PhD Scholler till June 2015. iv) As a web app developer for a client till July 2015. v) As a cyber security research assistant for a organization till September 2015. vi) As a website auditor for a company till November 2015. vii) As an external (IT) technician & trainer for a company: CRM software & business service 2015 to till October 2016 - call on work - Physical and Remote.
  • 2016 - i) As a data analyst for a organization till March 2016. ii) As a website auditor for clients till July 2016. iii) As a script writer for a social media influencer till August 2016. iv) As a cloud computing project research assistant for a client till October 2016. v) As a research assistant for Linux based operating system project for a tech private firm till November 2016. 
  • 2017 - i) As a cyber security auditor for a organization till July 2017. ii) As a script writer for a digital ad agency till October 2017. iii) As a information verification researcher for a client till December 2017.
  • 2018 - i) As a data analyst for a corporate lawyer in cyber-crime till April 2018, ii) As a research assistant with a corporate company's research team on web bugs hunting, worked on 3 different project till November 2018. 
  • 2019 - i) As a web app auditor for a app developer company till February 2019. ii) As a business analyst for a company till May 2019. iii) As a cyber crime research analyst for a organization till August 2019. iv) As a information verification researcher for a news agency till November 2019. 
  • 2020 - i) As a research assistant: The Internet of things (IoT) Project for a PhD Scholler till February 2020. ii) As a forensics data recovery (digital footprints) research assistant for a organization till May 2020. iii) As a business analyst for a company till September 2020. iv) As a digital marketing advisor for a ad agency till December 2020. 
  • 2021 - i) As a smartphone's forensics data recovery project research assistant for a PhD Scholler till May 2021. ii) As a research assistant for Linux based operating system project for a client till September 2021. iii) As a evidence analysis research associate (corruption cases) for a organization till December 2021.
  • 2022 - i) Research Analyst For Loan Scam, Forex Trading Scams Prevention - Work For A organization till July 2022. ii) Assistant Investigator For Job Moonlighting Scanning, Work Under a organization - till August 2022. iii) As a independent research analyst for a non-profit organization on followed to the cyber crimes in all over India & case investigation - till November 2022.
  • 2023 - i) I worked as a research associate for multiple non-profit organizations in collaboration on more than five projects in 2023. I was assigned from the last week of December 2022 to December 2023. The projects focused on financial fraud/scams, digital ads misleading/scam/spam/deepfake, loan/job/scheme/trading scams, sextortion, cyber bullying, identity theft, digital forensics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and big data, covering everything from the ground level to the final results. I was involved in sourcing information and overseeing the entire process investigation, identifying loopholes, corruption, and system involvement. The projects delved into questions of who, when, why, how, and outcomes.  Additionally, Right to Information (RTI) activists, Cybersecurity Analyst, Digital Forensics Investigator, Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, Incident Response Specialist, Cybercrime Investigator, Forensic Computer Analyst, Cybersecurity Consultant, Cyber Forensic Examiner, Malware Analyst, Network Security Engineer, Big Data Engineer, Domain Experts, AI & ML Engineers and others contributed to these projects.

● Notes: 

"I didn't want to be a part of the stable job journey. I am still happy with my "no work, no pay" lifestyle without any boss or HR-controlled working style. I prefer to live by my own rules and ideologies for as long as I'm alive."

I must give a special credit to my late elder brother who supported me throughout his lifetime. He was there for me from the very beginning when I started my first business in 2006, followed by multiple others. He was a genius and multi-talented individual with a great personality. Although I lost him in November 2016, his wise words continue to inspire me. He used to say, "Never forget your own identity, what you have earned, or who you are from the day you remember yourself. Always be content with what you have and what you can do with your honesty." He donated more than 60% of his earnings to various social services and helped people build their careers in various ways.

He believed that we can learn from everyone, including animals, birds, and humans. Each one has a different life experience that can help us build and improve our life journey.


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