- Fractional risk lead responsible for customer onboarding and monitoring- Build and maintain full set of risk policies and procedures for the company - Responsible for CapitalOS's BSA program, including sanctions screening and reporting- Collaborate with engineering and product teams to build onboarding and monitoring systems- Work closely with partner banks on oversight

- Perform independent consulting and advisory work with fintechs and other startups in risk, compliance, payments, KYC & onboarding, financial partnerships, operations, content policy & monitoring, and trust & safety- Clients in fintech, payments, SaaS, and generative AI- Angel investing in fintech, identity, and climate

• Report and write at least six pieces a year for the magazine and its website, including post-game recaps and bimonthly columns for the print edition; print circulation for the magazine is over 130,000.• Multiple pieces have been featured as the cover story for the magazine, including Yale's trip to men's March Madness in 2016 and Yale's run to the Frozen Four in women's hockey in 2022.• Traveled for live coverage of events including Yale's appearances in the 2016 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament (cover story), the 2017 Ivy League Basketball Tournament, the 2017 NCAA Baseball Tournament, Yale's appearance in the Pac-12 China Game in Shanghai in 2018, and The Game held at Fenway Park in 2018.

• Responsible for a team managing risk relationships with partners including Visa and American Express, handling escalations, oversight processes, and advocacy for Stripe’s risk program• Oversaw highly successful audits and onsites from partners governing Stripe• Scaled Risk organization as Stripe has grown 20x in size (400 to 8,000 employees).• Skills used in all roles: SQL (advanced), Python, Splunk, Redshift, SignalFx, PagerDuty, data visualization

• Managed an org of 10+, including senior ICs and managers, that ensured cross-functional readiness for new products and markets across all regions.• Built relationships across product teams to influence product development and consult on risk and compliance needs.• Demonstrated experience in payments and fintech across multiple different markets, including local payment methods and customer behavior• Named an "Elevate" interviewer to provide a consistent experience across all Stripe roles and conducted hundreds of candidate interviews

• Author and steward of Stripe’s overall Global Risk Policy, approved yearly by Stripe’s board• Served as Stripe’s main risk representative with key partners including Visa and American Express, handling escalations, audit and oversight processes, and advocacy for Stripe’s risk program. • Managed key elements of Stripe's COVID-19 response, including creation of policies for restricted goods and scam detection, and playbooks for handling dispute and creditworthiness issues that resulted from the pandemic

• Responsible for all risk policy in the Asia-Pacific region.• Based in Singapore from fall 2019 through spring 2020, working with banking partners to establish or refresh risk program policies in more than 5 different growing Asia-Pacific markets.• Acted as main negotiator to establish joint risk policy with a new bank to power Stripe’s US payment product.• Built onboarding policies and requirements for a number of global markets, balancing user experience and each country's unique AML/KYC regulations.

• Gave the top-rated talk at the 2019 edition of the Merchant Risk Council conference, the industry’s premier event.• Defined and operationalized key risk metrics in SQL, including false discovery rate and losses by fraud typology, that still serve as foundational elements of the organization’s metrics approach.• Created and deployed alerting using Splunk, SignalFx, and PagerDuty that detected novel real-time fraud attacks.• Managed projects related to metrics, reporting, and user experience.• Expert in user supportability decisions and member of small team that fully revamped prohibited business criteria and detection system.• Worked cross-functionally with teams ranging from business operations to compliance on new product launches, policy changes, and incident response.• Managed relationships with partners and banks, and served as the primary risk liaison for a large e-commerce partner.

• Prevented millions of dollars of fraud and other financial loss through targeted analytics, pattern tracking, and investigations.• Developed, tested, and validated new fraud prevention and underwriting strategies.• Used SQL, Splunk, and other tools for research and monitoring.• Presented a successful "fix" at a company-wide meeting that allowed Stripe to continue supporting hundreds of businesses.• Completed a "Foundations of Stripe Development" course that provided an introduction to Ruby, JavaScript, HTML/CSS, and the Stripe API and codebase.

• Among the producers awarded an Emmy in the category of "Outstanding Live Special" at the 44th Sports Emmy Awards: https://theemmys.tv/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/44-Sports-Winners-Press-Release-5.24.2023.pdf• Managed a team of 2 that produced graphics promoting Olympics coverage across the networks of NBCUniversal and its streaming platforms.• Worked with executives and researchers to manage and select programming schedules for each day of Beijing Olympics coverage.

• Managed a team of 3 that produced graphics promoting Olympics coverage across the networks of NBCUniversal and its streaming platforms.• Worked with executives and researchers to manage and select programming schedules for each day of Tokyo Olympics coverage.

• Managed the production of graphics promoting Olympics coverage across the networks of NBCUniversal and its streaming platforms.• Worked with executives and researchers to manage and select programming schedules for each day of 2018 Olympics coverage.

SSRN profile: http://ssrn.com/author=2366456 • Conducted research and managed projects on topics including patent law, pharmaceuticals, intellectual property, and antitrust.• Presented research at conferences and in other settings.• Wrote op-eds, press releases, and large research proposals, including an NSF grant that led to a $400k award for the Institute.• Provided statistical analysis for Institute projects, mainly using Python and Excel. PUBLICATIONS:"Drug Wars: How Big Pharma Raises Prices and Keeps Generics Off the Market," released June 2017 via Cambridge University Press (with Robin Feldman)."Empirical Evidence of Drug Pricing Games — A Citizen’s Pathway Gone Astray," 20 Stanford Technology Law Review 39 (2017) (with Robin Feldman, Andrew Cordova, and Connie Wang), available at: goo.gl/CXRU2n • Research covered in the Atlantic; summary of the article appeared in Science. "Drug Wars: A New Generation of Generic Pharmaceutical Delay," 53 Harvard Journal on Legislation 499 (2016) (with Robin Feldman). • Submitted as part of congressional testimony in the summer of 2016. • Cited by the Congressional Research Service; received press from FiveThirtyEight. • Cited in cert petition to Supreme Court."Startups and Unmet Legal Needs," 2016 Utah Law Review 575 (2016) (with Alice Armitage, Robin Feldman, and Christopher Williams). • Supported by a grant from the Kauffman Foundation."Patent Demands and Initial Public Offerings," 19 Stanford Technology Law Review 52 (2015) (with Robin Feldman). • Received press from Reuters and the Associated Press • Cited in Science, by the Council of Economic Advisers, and by the FTC. • Cited in a brief to the Supreme Court in TC Heartland v. Kraft (2017). • Wrote a post about the piece for Columbia Law School's "Blue Sky Blog."

• Managed the production of graphics promoting Olympics coverage across the networks of NBCUniversal and its streaming platforms.• Worked with executives and researchers to manage and select programming schedules for each day of 2016 Olympics coverage.• Nominated for an Emmy as an Associate Producer as part of the NBC team for "Outstanding Live Sports Special" (2017)

• Contributor to ClickHole, The Onion’s popular humor website (2016)• Contributed features for the Yale Herald and the Yale Daily News Magazine.• Covered Yale's 2013 run to the Frozen Four for the New Haven Register.• Worked on live game broadcasts as a spotter and statistics assistant for play-by-play announcers from networks including NBC Sports Network and YES.• Assisted Yale's athletics department with statistics and research at major events.

• Managed and updated complex, minute-by-minute programming schedules for thousands of hours of upcoming broadcasts for the 2016 Summer Olympics.• Maintained relationships with the International Olympic Committee and numerous other international sports federations.• Distributed weekly updates on Olympics news to top executives to identify top stories and trends.• Prepared a speech delivered by an NBC executive in Qatar to the world’s governing body for aquatic sport (FINA).

• Researched and wrote highlight packages for two seasons of NBC’s Football Night in America.• Worked with producers to choose plays and pertinent storylines.• Show nominated for an Emmy after the 2014 season for "Outstanding Weekly Sports Show" • Segments seen by an audience averaging more than 8 million viewers per week.

• Provided research and production support for NBC’s coverage of the 2014 Winter Olympics, including the completion of athlete biographies, interview transcriptions, and research projects.• Wrote and researched summaries on various aspects of Russian culture, such as film, cuisine, and current controversies, which were used by commentators and producers during the Olympics.• Assisted with short research projects and articles during the 2014 Olympics for NBCOlympics.com.• Assisted with other short projects, including work on preparations for NBC’s coverage of the NFL and the Premier League.

• As director, supervised and planned all broadcasts, provided critique, and organized meetings.• Produced over 20 hours of live coverage during Yale’s 2013 NCAA Men’s Ice HockeyTournament run, heard by thousands of fans and alumni across the world.• Provided hundreds of hours of commentary for Yale sporting events across the eastern US, playing a role in over 100 live broadcasts either as a commentator or producer.• Wrote, produced, and edited pre-game segments and taped interviews.• Produced interviews with US Secretary of State John Kerry, Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy, and numerous other notable athletes and journalists.• Influenced management to add sports broadcasts back to a terrestrial AM broadcast signal in Connecticut.• Used Audacity software to produce highlight clips and other pre-recorded material.• Hosted and produced a one-hour weekly sports talk show, "SportsWeek," during the school year. Podcast archives at: wybc.com/sportsweek/

• Member of the nationally award-winning paper for all eight semesters of my college career.• Worked with editors and writers to set weekly schedules and pitch story ideas.• Led research efforts on stories, created graphic elements, and added additional sourcing.• Contributed long-form stories to the Yale Daily News Magazine and Yale Herald.• Started as a copy editor and worked up to a senior staff copy editor position before moving into editorial roles.• Wrote a weekly sports column on topics and issues in Yale and national sports. Archives at: yaledailynews.com/blog/author/evanfrondorf/

• Assisted with production and writing of sports segments for nightly news broadcasts for the #1 network in the Greater Cincinnati DMA.• Wrote, edited, and voiced a package using professional software.• Accompanied on-air talent and photographers to shoots at major sports-related events in the area. • Observed standard procedures in control and editing rooms.• Gained experience with broadcast and editing software including ENPS and Edius. • Monitored social media accounts and sports networks for latest news.

• Used SAS data analysis software to produce research reports for internal use.• Confirmed accuracy of databases to ensure SEC compliance. • Completed a large project with SAS to automate monthly analytics reports.• Won an internal contest to name and brand a new credit card product.

As an intern in the nephrology lab of Dr. John Bissler, I gained useful lab experience and learned important research protocols while participating in on-going research on the effects of drugs and hormones on epithelial kidney tumor cells.