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- Spearheaded 3 research projects concerning mobility society, employing graph-theoretic, decision-diagram, and deep learning methodologies- Presented and published research findings at 2 international conferences and 1 academic journal, highlighting novel research contributions- Collaborated and networked with over 30 students, professors, and.

- Developed a suite of Python-based statistical and machine learning tools, aiding 5 key analyses on option pricing- Analyzed the relationship between the ESG performance of a firm and its option prices, revealing a 2.22% monthly ESG premium- Co-authored a report on "An Exploration on the Relationship Between ESG Performance and Option Price" demonstrating.

- Provided clerical support for the Department of Mathematics, handling data management, communication, and administrative tasks- Implemented process innovations, such as automated analytics and dashboards for over 40 courses, enhancing workflow efficiency- Served as the teaching assistant for the 1st "Introduction to Reinforcement Learning" course.

- Actively contributed to the research group of 6 on the project "Modeling Collective Behavior of Passengers Boarding and Disembarking from Philippine Public Transport Systems"- Conducted comprehensive literature reviews of 10+ papers to gather insights from existing particle-based models- Developed Python models simulating 3 types of collective passenger.

- Proposed 3 novel graph reliability measures called Path Survival Probabilities- Engineered a computational method for the proposed measures leveraging Zero-Suppressed Binary Decision Diagrams, achieving over 70% increase in computational efficiency- Established connections with distinguished professors and students from the Philippines and Japan.

- Designed a 12-week intensive math training program, tailored to enhance mathematical abilities- Crafted over 50 competition-style problems to develop critical-thinking and problem-solving abilities- Mentored and coached more than 50 Grade 11 students, effectively guiding their preparation for the Ateneo Math Olympiad

Doctor Of Engineering, Information Science (Mathematical Informatics)

Masters In Applied Mathematics, Major In Mathematical Finance, Applied Mathematics, 3.97 / 4.00

Bachelor Of Science In Applied Mathematics With Specialization In Mathematical Finance, Applied Mathematics, 3.89 / 4.00 (Summa Cum Laude), Bs Amf Program Awardee

Activities and Societies: Ateneo Mathematics Society, Ateneo Programming Varsity Minor in Chinese Studies