About Me
I’m currently a second-year business administration student at the University of Texas, pursuing a degree in Finance and Accounting, with a certificate in Applied Statistics. I’m a naturally curious individual, who constantly strives to apply what I learn to enhance the quality of my work and better myself.
EDUCATION
University of Texas at Austin ’23
B.B.A Finance w/ Accounting Minor
Certificate in Applied Statistical Modeling
GPA: 3.89/4.00
INTERESTS
Entrepreneruship + Venture Capital, Data Science, Non-Profits, Public Speaking, National Parks, Endurance Sport, Texas Football
AWARDS
University Honors (3x),
US Marine Corps Scholastic Excellence Award,
AP Scholar w/ Distinction
EXTRACURRICULARS
Texas 4000 for Cancer, Texas Triathlon, University Securities Investment Team
Areas of Specialty
What I Do
DATA SCIENCE
I’m passionate about deriving unique insights from data, and am proficient in exploratory data analysis, visualization, and statistical modeling. I enjoy deriving unique insights from data, and believe decisions are best made when applicable data is a driving force.
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
I have a strong foundation in financial accounting, and am comfortable with various valuation methodologies (DCF, VC Method, Scorecard, Comparable Analysis). I am also proficient in conducting rudimentary financial analysis with Python’s pandas library and Excel.
PUBLIC SPEAKING
I’m an avid storyteller, with a knack for public speaking. I enjoy spreading novel ideas to new groups of people, and meeting amazing individuals along the way.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
As an entrepreneur at heart, I’m excited by the prospect of building new and exciting ventures. I’ve worked with startups across multiple industries in a consulting role, and always enjoy discussing the latest news and innovation with founders.
Hard Skills
What I Bring to the Table
My Work
eBay AdWords Spending – Is The Extra Expense Worth It?
Is Google AdWords spending still beneficial for a large website like eBay?
Texas Gulf Coast Energy Consumption
Exploring how peak energy demand changes as a result of temperature variance.
Chicago Insurance ‘Redlining’ Investigation
Analyzing minority access to the private insurance market (c. 1970)
Contact Me
Want to chat? Let’s connect – I’ll get back to you as soon as possible