Gorden (Guoda) Li Email & Phone Number

Thank you so much for viewing my profile. I was born and raised in a beautiful coast city named Zhuhai, China, and I came to the United States to attend a sophomore year of High School at Wisconsin in early 2012. I decided to achieve my bachelor degree in Mathematics at the University of Denver in the summer of 2014. In undergraduate education, with the background of mathematics, physics, and finance, I have access to the related course to enrich my knowledge, such as Physics, Differential Equations, and Procedural Programming. These math and physics courses practice my logical thinking. After graduating, I chose to empower myself in the finance industry because of serval internship that I had completed during my undergraduate. So, I joined the Master of Finance Program at The Paul Merage School of Business of UC Irvine. The finance programs allow me to utilize my calculation ability to better comprehend the financial situation and thinking through quantities analysis, machine learning, risk management, and financial researchers. Nevertheless, the master program is inadequate for me to cope with complex problems in the finance industry. In terms of breadth and depth, what I have learned is superficial. I am eager to explore the financial field fully in my future financial career.Beyond the classroom, I kept improving myself, so I joined in Chinese Student and Scholar Association (CSSA) in the year of 2014. In 2017, I was elected as president of CSSA, responsible for managing the activities for students, keeping in touch with cooperators and making a financial statement for the association. From a member to a president, the success witnessed my efforts. CSSA, in great intent, grants me a chance to hone my communication skills, management ability and raise my concern with the financial situation.Besides my academic experiences, I love to play basketball and ski during my free time. Also, I love to travel to different cities around the world.

Listed skills include Leadership, Slover, Microsoft Powerpoint, Linear Regression, and 17 others.