Brian Donhauser is a Applied Economist, Data Scientist | ex-Amazon at Keystone AI. He possess expertise in econometrics, time series analysis, r, risk management, macroeconomics and 16 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I had Brian as a TA while a student at University of Washington’s Computation Finance program. He took his role very seriously, and was always prepared and available to help. He displayed expertise and depth in whatever topic we were discussing, especially when it came to the more challenging aspects of time series analysis.", "Brian was my course instructor / Teaching Assistant for a course on 'Time Series Analysis' while I was studying at the University of Washington (Comp Fin Program). He did a phenomenal job of teaching the course as well making himself accessible at all times. The course was a lot more manageable thanks to his efforts and feedback. He was exceptionally skilled at econometric and time series modeling and did a great job of helping us understand the subject better.", and "I worked with Brian for over a year at AQR Capital Management. We worked together in the Risk Management group, he as a quantitative risk manager focusing on exposure control (among other things) and I as a software engineer. It was a pleasure working with Brian. He was clear and succinct in his communication regarding program requirements. He was always willing to take the time to explain complex mathematics in a way that made it easy for me to program and to learn more about the business side of managing risk. I have saved some of his hand-written explanations so I can refer to them as necessary. No doubt his time spent as an instructor at the University of Washington came into play in his lucid explications. Brian is also bright and inquisitive, not one who simply accepts things as they appear to be, but one who digs down under the covers to see what is really going on. He enjoys healthy debate on any number of subjects. I really respect and appreciate that when he sees that he is wrong about something, he readily admits it and is happy to have learned something new. He is also not afraid to bring up difficult topics that can lead to thorny issues being resolved, instead of being ignore. He was a real asset to the Risk group and AQR. I would be happy to work with him again if the chance arises."
Listed skills include Econometrics, Time Series Analysis, R, Risk Management, and 17 others.
