Taylor Smart Email & Phone Number

California, United States

Santa Clara, California, Us

Boulder, Colorado, Us

Boulder, Colorado, Us

San Francisco, California, Us

Redesigned the Financial Transaction System to better handle purchase orders, credit lines, and quickly distribute clear transaction information to the end user.

San Francisco, California, Us

Managed core integration products including:- Salesforce - HubSpot - Marketo - AmazonOwned the Sendoso API (https://sendoso.docs.apiary.io/)Ideated and designed a Native Integration process which allowed for rapid integration with minimal engineering requirements.

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Designed, managed, and delivered multiple benchmark products for the Content and Technology Solution team at FactSet. Products included the Benchmark Datafeed Data Dictionary, the Index Concordance tool, Blended Benchmark Datafeed Analytics, and Benchmark Heath Monitor.Co-managed small team of Product Developers.

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Norwalk, Connecticut, Us

Work as liaison between client and engineering team to satisfy the needs of the client. If there is no existing solution for the client I work closely with sales and engineering teams to create a solution that satisfies the clients need. Account Management Responsibilities: • Managed account relationships for 11 accounts directly responsible for $3.5M in Annual Subscription Value (ASV)• Act as primary point of contact for 135 individuals - responsibilities includes training, project management, system integration and data feed support. • Streamlined solutions for nearly every aspect of the investment process allowing our users to complete work more effectivelyAdditional Contributions:• Actively working on integrating recently acquired ETF Team onto the FactSet system • Revised the organization and class structure of the training program for new consultants• Mentored and taught new consultants in depth lessons on the functionality of proprietary applications within FactSet, including FactSet Query Language, FactSet Functions, and advanced automated processing tools.• Interview & evaluate potential new hires

Half Moon Bay, California, Us

Freeman, Sullivan & Co worked with electric utility companies like PG&E and SDG&E to interpret large scale field study results and apply them to the utilities consumer base.Worked with a team to digest large data sets and translate into the data into research reports with heavy emphasis on econometric modeling and forecasting using both STATA and Excel.Large scale projects included PG&E's non-residential Time of Use program, SDG&E's AC Load Control, and CMP's Bill Alert program.Work: George, Stephen, Michael Sullivan, Josh Schellenberg, and Taylor Smart. “Central Maine Power Bill Alert Pilot Evaluation” November 20, 2013Left company when it was acquired by Nexant Inc. in February of 2014

Gettysburg, Pa, Us

I was asked by the Economics Department to teach three classes on experimental economics in conjunction with Professor Baltaduonis. Specifically, the Peer Learning Assistant position was aimed at teaching others what I taught myself over the course of my tenure as a Research Assistant under Rimvydas. Rim and I tag teamed on three courses (Industrial Organization, Experimental Economics, and Energy Economics). Together we helped students of all tenures structure and program experiments, analyze data and organize the data in an accurate and presentable way.

Gettysburg, Pa, Us

Designed, programmed, and analyzed multiple economics lab experiments for the Economics Department & Mellon Scholars Program. As a Research Assistant, I taught myself how to write simulation programs in z-Tree (Experimental Economics Software), properly structure experiments to isolate individual factor impacts and analyze/explain the data to non-economic students & faculty members. I worked closely with Professor Rimvydas Baltaduonis to create a computer program which simulated a real-time electricity market and accurately isolated the effects of supply and demand shocks in four dynamic pricing schemes. After creating a good fundamental structure, I organized students to participate in the simulation experiment paying them based on their individual performance within the simulation using funds from Mellon Scholars, Railing Fellowship and Economics Department. Finally I analyzed and digested the data collected within our experiments using STATA (data management and statistical analysis software) and Excel. I was asked to present findings on several occasions to a wide variety of audiences and ultimately assisted running similar programs and presentations at the Institute for Regulatory Law and Economics (IRLE) sponsored by the University of Colorado Silicon Flatirons Center.I spent the final year teaching other students how to structure proper economic experiments, program in z-Tree (Experimental Economics Software) and analyze their own data.