Scottsdale, Arizona, United States
I am a sixth-year PhD candidate in the Department of Economics at Arizona State University. I will be on the 2025/2026 job market. My research fields are: Primary: Financial Economics, Information Economics, Economic Theory Secondary: Applied Microeconomics.
-Defined and finalized processes for newly introduced corporate banking products for the German market -Analyzed and matched databases of UBS clients and firms to create a comprehensive potential customer list that included distributions of the client’s sizes and locations -Built and updated weekly reports to document the testing progress and defects of a newly developed IT platform
-Worked in a team of four to create a sophisticated business case for the project “Corporate Banking Germany” including external and internal components, which was presented to senior management -Was responsible for a research report on the German market with a focus on the German “Mittelstand” -Built a pricing model based on statistics and research to estimate revenues and costs over the next six years for the project “Corporate Banking Germany”
-Identified and classified distant galaxies on images from the Hubble Space Telescope -Was given responsibility to catalogue galaxies on a specific part of the cosmos -Aided in testing a newly ASU developed software on Linux, which is used to archive galaxy formations