Cyber Catastrophe Analytics Intern
• Implemented a gradient-boosted decision tree model to address numerical errors in cyber exposure data and designed a simulated anomaly dataset for model tuning and evaluation, which automates the error detection process with a 70% true positive rate and 95% true negative rate with real-time prediction capability.• Developed a machine-learning solution to separate mixed-up retention and attachment point values in UK cyber exposure data, utilizing transfer learning to build two models, a primary/excess classifier and a retention predictor, that achieved a combined R-squared score of 0.84.• Constructed a statistical model to estimate the entire insurance tower size from limited data, overcoming missing data challenges and providing accurate estimates across all revenue buckets and industries.• Built a revenue imputation method after EDA and feature selection to address the missing revenue data problem, reducing the RMSE from 2.4 to 1.6 compared to the previous method.