I work in the finance industry where my primary focus is in quantitative analysis and risk management. I have a passion for learning that has never ended, and I am always seeking out new ways to improve at work. I enjoy exploring MATLAB and Python both at work and in my spare time, where I have most recently solved optimization problems for asset pricing, and built statistical learning models to predict bank failures. I graduated with a Master's degree in Mathematical Finance from Boston University in 2012, and also have a Bachelor’s degree in Physics from UMass Amherst. I live and work in the Boston area, and I am a long distance runner and cyclist, a guitar player, and a chess player.
Listed skills include Matlab, C++, Mathematica, R, and 41 others.