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Los Angeles, California, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

Champaign, Illinois, United States

New York, New York, United States

• Taught a popular and demanding statistics course at NYU for undergraduate Economic majors with Professor Xiaochen Fan. Collaborated closely with her to provide comprehensive evaluations on student understanding as well as to efficiently and quickly grade homework and exams.• Prepared in depth lesson plans amounting to 35 hours of statistics on regression analysis, probability, correlation, data visualization, hypothesis testing, probability models, sampling distributions, and variance.• Translated dense statistical theories and information into digestible and understandable guides that strengthened student participation, students’ core understanding, and exam preparation.

Greater New York City Area

• Calculated break-even analysis, profit and loss projection, and revenue forecasts for Femme Bars in the first and second year of production. • Evaluated market on nutrition bars, compiling pricing strategies of top competitors and similar niche brands. • Determined material, labor, and overhead costs on a monthly, quarterly, and yearly basis. Highlighted profits and suggested sales for the first year with predicted sales growth and expansion costs. • Created and updated consumer profiles likely to purchase nutrition bars by tracking annual statistical trends in purchasing behavior in different income classes, age groups, and genders. Devised case studies and applied knowledge of Clif Bar & Company, Luna Bar, and Rxbar to better understand the strengths and weakness of competitors to fill niche gaps in a hypercompetitive market. • Effectively produced market strategy on packaging details, ingredients list, and social media brand appeal to successfully differentiate from other competitors.

Greater New York City Area

• Led the Stern Marketing Lab and oversaw study participants on experiments and coding. • Successfully increased faculty research and data coding with Stern by 200%. Researchers were able to address more questions and collect more data while maintaining unbiased participation.• Developed a sorting method for behavioral labs that reduced participant downtime and increased the quality of applicant responses.

Greater Los Angeles Area

Master'S Degree, Economics, 3.6 Gpa

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Economics, 3.63 Gpa

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science And Government, 3.85 Gpa

Activities and Societies: UCLA Political Science Student Organization UCLA Pre-Law Society