• Conducted extensive research on competitive landscape and trends in investment banking; presented data and strategic
recommendations to CEO and Managing Directors
• Populated internal databases with financial information for Sword Rowe’s recent investment banking deals and lists of
potential investors; drafted presentations for potential investors in private equity and hedge funds
Research
Developmental Economics, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA
• Perform regressions of GDP data on several different poverty indicators for 25 countries using STATA.
• Write scripts in STATA to change variables and perform a series of multivariable regressions to provide quantitative
evidence for a critique of an academic research paper.
Educational Psychology, Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA
• Evaluated the effectiveness of the Gateways Program (an alternative classroom in Radnor, PA) and recommended
improvements to improve educational outcomes.
• Collected data by surveying and interviewing over 40 students. Coded qualitative data for analysis.
• Used SPSS to perform statistical analyses of data and develop graphics.
• Prepared a 60-page written report of findings; wrote and presented a summary for school board.
Wharton Business School/ Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics
Summer Undergraduate Research Program, Philadelphia, PA
Worked full-time on two health economics research projects:
ñ Variation in Physician Treatment Styles for Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Andrew Epstein, Ph.D.
Determined the variability in choice of procedure between physicians and verified the existence of styles of treatment in
Pelvic Organ Prolapse. Co-author of manuscript published in the Journal of Healthcare Economics. Performed
extensive analysis on STATA, including several econometric tests.
ñ Designing a Patient-Centered EMS System: Barriers and Opportunities with Brendan Carr, MD.
Examined how EMS systems could be redesigned to decrease volume of Emergency Department patients and increase
industry profits. Gave presentation to a committee of the Department of Health and Human Services in Washington,
D.C. Wrote a policy brief explaining issue.
Professor Ayse Kaya, Swarthmore College Political Science Dept, Research Assistant
• Developed and implemented research plan for collaborative paper for publication focused on the relationship between
environmental aid and geostrategic concerns
• Supported the professor’s research through multivariate regression analysis, topic modeling, and graphical presentation
of data using RStudio and Excel
ENGINEERING RESEARCH AND DESIGN PROJECTS
Senior Comprehensive Project (Spring 2021) – Swarthmore, PA
• Implemented and tested an affordable fitness tracker for runners, using reprogrammable and easily obtainable
hardware costing only $30, and through an embedded systems course in which we designed and constructed circuits
and coded embedded projects to perform heart rate sensing, movement detection, and motor control on an MSP430.
Sensor Design (Fall 2020) - Swarthmore, PA
• Developed an interferometric sensor capable of measuring self-bending and torsion of a four-core optical fiber; upon
completion of implementing the sensor system it will be evaluated for potential applications in atomic force microscopy
Materials Testing (Spring 2020) - Swarthmore, PA
• Developed test procedures for determining the Young’s Modulus for fused silica optical fibers
• Explored the effects of fiber coating and speed of load application
• Designed and fabricated test fixtures for tension tests
Biomechanics (Fall 2019) – Swarthmore, PA
• Investigated the relative strengths of cactus joints, areole-spine junctions, and gripping forces induced by spine surfaces
as they relate to primary reproductive strategies
• Developed test procedures for testing joint and tensile strength
Athletics and Activities
Member, Penncrest Varsity Soccer Team, Atlanta, GA
• Managed 30+ hrs/wk of practice, training and competition with part-time employment and a full academic course load
• Have played soccer since age 5, developing focus, discipline and determination to achieve personal and team goals as well
as the ability to collaborate and contribute effectively as a team member
• Team won first place in the state championship, 2019