I recently started my journey as a product engineer at Maiden Century, alternative data platform for asset managers and other financial services providers. Before that, I spent 5+ years working as a buyside investment analyst, where I covered a diverse set of equities in the software and IT space.

Experience

2024 — NowMaiden CenturyProduct Engineer

2024 — Now

New York, New York, United States

Product engineer working on data science and AI innovations for Maiden Century

2019 — 2023JBT Capital LLCEquities, Technology Analyst

2019 — 2023

New York, New York, United States

Buy-side investment analyst at a family office in New York covering a book of greater than 100 stocks in the software, IT, fintech, and semiconductor spaces. My core responsibilities comprise

writing investment reports and issuing stock recommendations based on alpha generating ideas

developing and updating financial models on covered stocks

communicating with network and industry contacts to better gauge market sentiment--including other

analysts--and attending industry conferences

performing primary research, e.g. reading company SEC filing reports, analyzing earnings/conference calls, reading sell-side reports, and other sources of information to form investment theses

offering tactical investment advice in response to fast moving market news and soft catalysts

I have also carried out some significant computational projects, including

using MATLAB and BQuant/Bloomberg API to filter, price, and invest in SPAC warrant contracts

pricing exotic private options contracts in Python using the Black-Scholes formulation

2017 — 2019The City University of New YorkStaff Lecturer

2017 — 2019

New York, New York, United States

I was instructor of record for several courses in both the Mathematics and Computer Science Departments of the City College of New York and Hunter College. Courses taught include college algebra, precalculus, calculus I - III, vector calculus & linear algebra for engineers, business statistics (a the graduate level), programming in C++, automata theory, and theoretical computer science. Duties included designing lectures/homeworks/exams, public speaking, grading, and holding office hours.

2014 — 2016Rice UniversityGraduate Student Research Assistant

2014 — 2016

Houston, Texas Area

I worked as a graduate student research assistant in the Department of Computational and Applied Mathematics under the supervision of Dr. Yin Zhang. Responsibilities and functions included performing research in numerical analysis and scientific computing, taking courses, and holding recitation classes.