Data Systems● Active2026

Market Signal Processing Pipeline

Built pipelines that extract structured signals from public market data to rank opportunities.

Overview

I needed a system to cut through noise in public work marketplaces—endless postings with opaque pricing. I built a scraper that structures unstructured listings, extracts rate indicators, and ranks leads by expected hourly value. A daily digest surfaces the top opportunities without manual review. Separately, I deployed a read-only analytics dashboard for prediction markets, visualizing liquidity patterns to support disciplined decision-making. Both systems enforce execution discipline: data flows in, signals generate, but human judgment remains the final gate.

PythonPostgreSQLRedisJavaScriptRechartscronweb-scraping

Highlights

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    Daily digest ranks leads by computed hourly rate

  2. 02

    Read-only dashboard visualizes prediction market liquidity

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    Pipeline runs on cron with zero manual intervention

System Architecture

Public Postings

Scraper Engine

Rate Extractor

Lead Ranker

Daily Digest

Market Feeds

Analytics Engine

Read-Only Dashboard

Data flows from public sources through extraction, ranking, and read-only visualization layers.

Questions people ask

How does the pipeline rank opportunities?
It scrapes unstructured listings to extract rate indicators and ranks leads by computed expected hourly value.
What technologies power the data infrastructure?
The system uses Python for scraping, PostgreSQL and Redis for storage, and cron for automated daily execution.
Does the system support prediction market analysis?
Yes, it includes a read-only dashboard visualizing liquidity patterns to support disciplined decision-making.

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These projects represent my independent, non-commercial academic research at IIT Kanpur. These are distinct from my professional employment. All technical architectures discussed are academic design frameworks and do not represent the proprietary intellectual property, commercial methodologies, or official positions of my employer or any past professional affiliations.