LinkedIn Profile I am someone who thrives on extracting actionable signals from complex datasets and bridging theoretical mathematics with tangible market impact. I graduated from the University of Waterloo in 2026 with a degree in Mathematics. I pursued double majors in Mathematical Finance and Statistics, alongside a minor in Pure Mathematics. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I have gained a cross-sectional view of the financial industry from various internship opportunities. Having worked across the buy-side (a pension fund), the sell-side (a bank), and a regulator, my roles have spanned private market investments, risk management, quantitative modeling, market and factor research, and data analysis. These experiences have well connected my theoretical foundation with real-world applications, which further solidified my passion for quantitative research and investment analysis. My role as a Private Markets Modeling Intern at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan enhanced my ability to build models under uncertainty and integrate data-driven insights into business strategies. I recalibrated private-asset models and produced cross-asset reporting over a ~$150B book, quantifying exposure shifts and market drivers. These roles sharpened my technical skills in Python, R, SQL, and Excel/VBA, as well as my soft skills in communication, teamwork, and leadership.
