Investing
Private Equity · Venture Capital
I've always been curious about why people and companies make the choices they do. Valuation is where that curiosity found its numbers: every model is a set of assumptions about the future, and those assumptions drive real decisions. I'm completing my Master of Quantitative Finance at UC San Diego's Rady School of Management, where I use data and AI tools to test assumptions faster and present them more clearly.
Valuation rigor, data fluency and an eye for how people decide.
Private Equity · Venture Capital
M&A · Corporate Development · FP&A
Fintech · SaaS
Each project opens into a short case study with the question, the approach, the real figures and what we concluded. All of these were team projects at UC San Diego.
I came to quantitative finance through economics and business psychology. That pairing still shapes how I work. I care about the model, and I care just as much about how a decision-maker will read it.
At UC San Diego's Rady School I've worked in teams to value Snap after its IPO, design a currency hedging program for Aspen Technology, measure how flight cancellations hit Delta's margins, and build an AI-assisted private equity screening tool. This past summer I interned in corporate finance at Bachem, where I built cost center reports, forecast assumptions and capital investment cases with NPV and IRR.
A good model makes a decision easier. It should never make it for you.
I help run the Rady Finance Club's events as VP of Event Planning. I'm happiest where analysis meets a real decision, which is why I'm looking at private equity, venture capital, valuation, corporate finance and fintech product roles.
I'm finishing my MQF in December 2026 and looking for full-time roles in private equity, venture capital, valuation, corporate finance and fintech.