Sreeharsha Dakkili (he/him) is the Database Specialist and Process Manager at WolfBrown’s Cambridge office, where he builds and manages the data systems powering the Bloomberg Arts Internship program, including the program’s Tableau dashboard infrastructure and secure portal access that lets program partners explore their own data directly. His work spans data quality and governance, process automation, and the design of Tableau and Salesforce dashboards that track arts interns’ trajectories over time, translating longitudinal program data into stories that inform funders, partners, and practitioners.
Before joining WolfBrown, Sreeharsha spent four years building data systems at the intersection of technology and social impact. As Senior Data Systems Analyst at Tech Goes Home, a Boston-based digital equity nonprofit, he led an eight-year multilingual longitudinal survey analysis, built integrations between learning management systems and Salesforce, and co-authored a peer-reviewed abstract accepted at the American Public Health Association’s 2025 Annual Meeting validating a theory of change for a digital inclusion program. Prior to that, he served as a Data Analyst at UMass Boston, where he developed advancement analytics and presented findings to senior university leadership.
Sreeharsha holds an M.S. in Business Analytics from UMass Boston with credentials in Salesforce, MuleSoft, and Tableau. He approaches every dataset the same way he approaches every museum he visits in a new city: looking first for the human story, the lives, communities, and contexts that the numbers represent. That orientation, he believes, is what turns data into something an organization can actually use.
A lifelong listener of Carnatic music, Sreeharsha is an enthusiastic museum-goer wherever his travels take him.