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Junior at Binghamton University bridging finance and technology, from PE deal pipelines to large-scale engineering organizations. Analytical by training, entrepreneurial by nature.
I'm a junior at Binghamton University pursuing Economics with minors in Data Analytics and Computer Science, a combination that lets me move fluidly between the trading floor and the terminal. My perspective sits at the rare intersection of financial analysis and technical execution.
During my Private Equity Summer Analyst role at GTIS Partners, I organized deal pipelines with Opportunity Zone classifications and conducted comprehensive Microsoft licensing analysis across 20+ portfolio companies, projecting 15% cost savings through enterprise agreement optimization. I was mentored by senior leaders including the Head of Asset Management and Head of Investor Relations.
As Co-Founder and President of StackHacks, I've built a student-run software engineering organization from the ground up, launched four specialized project tracks, and developed an internship program from scratch, all while recruiting, managing an executive board, and forging university partnerships.
Community Preservation Corporation
New York, NY
GTIS Partners
New York, NY
StackHacks
Binghamton University
Full-stack financial planning platform built in 24 hours at MIT. Analyzes 20+ personal finance data points with real-time modeling, personalized insights, and 5+ interactive visualizations including cash flow waterfalls and compound growth charts.
Full equity coverage on CrowdStrike (CRWD) and e.l.f. Beauty (ELF) with DCF models, WACC calculations, and comps. Generated buy recommendation on ELF with $174.05 price target, representing 171% upside from $64.25.
Full-stack prediction markets platform built with React/Vite and a Node.js backend, integrating the Polymarket API for live market data and K2 Think V2 via the Lava endpoint for AI-powered position analysis. Hex was used for real-time data pipelines and analytics. Selected for in-person main-track live judging finals across five sponsor tracks.
Comprehensive strategy addressing Nike's weakening consumer connection and $80B market cap decline. Four strategic recommendations: AI-powered Hub, Nike+ 2.0 loyalty program, omni-channel integration, and performance-first repositioning.
Analyzed voter registration trends across U.S. states 2016–2022 to quantify COVID-19's impact on civic participation. Used Python geospatial analysis; identified Virginia as a successful policy case study.
Paid brand partnership generating 15,500+ views and reaching 3,538 accounts for Binghamton and Brooklyn events. Led to repeat collaboration achieving 4,342 total views for the Brooklyn Warehouse Sale.

Selected from 5,000+ global applicants for MIT's most selective hackathon (sub-10% acceptance). Attended keynote by Andrew Sutherland, Quizlet founder. Built Prosperity, a full-stack financial literacy platform, in 24 hours.
2025
Selected as 1 of 450 students from 16,000+ eligible ColorStack members nationwide. Engaged in career development, technical workshops, and networking with Fortune 500 companies and emerging tech firms.
2025
Attended Harvard's Women Engineers Code conference, the largest student-run tech conference for women in the US. Participated in diversity in engineering workshops and networked with global tech leaders.
2025
Among the top teams selected main-track live judging finals, advancing as a finalist across 5 sponsor tracks — Best Use of Hex API, Prediction Markets, Best Use of Lava API, Best Use of K2 Think V2, and Built with Zed. Built PolyHedge, a real-time prediction markets hedge engine inspired by Polymarket that enables users to analyze, track, and hedge positions on live prediction markets using cutting-edge AI.
2026
Participated in Binghamton University's first-ever Women in Finance Alumni Panel, a milestone event bringing together 26+ professionals from top-tier firms including Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, and Evercore, spanning front-office roles across investment banking, equity research, and private equity.
2026State University of New York
Bachelor of Arts in Economics
Minors in Data Analytics and Computer Science
Expected Graduation: December 2027
Relevant Coursework: Macroeconomic Theory, Data Structures & Algorithms, Programming & Hardware Fundamentals, Database Systems
I'm actively seeking Summer 2027 opportunities in equity research, asset management, private equity, and quantitative finance. Let's talk about how I can contribute to your team.