Resume

• 2006

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Mathematics

  Indiana University Bloomington

• 2004

  Bachelor's degree

  President of PRISM (math club)

  Mathematics

  Pi Mu Epsilon

  Phi Beta Kappa

  PRISM

  SUNY Geneseo

• 2001

  Exam 1/P - Probability

  Exam 4/C - Construction and Evaluation of Actuarial Models

  Exam 3/MFE - Models for Financial Economics

  Data Analysis

  Visual Basic for Applications (VBA)

  Partial Differential Equations

  Public Speaking

  Financial Reporting

  Communication

  Higher Education

  Statistics

  Calculus

  Applied Mathematics

  C++

  Mathematics

  Teamwork

  Data Modeling

  R

  Microsoft Excel

  LaTeX

  Curriculum Development

  University Teaching

  Research

  Existence of locally momentum conserving solutions to a model for heat-conducting flow

  David Hoff

  Existence of locally momentum conserving solutions to a model for heat-conducting flow

  Matthias

  Youngs

  Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC)

  OneAmerica

  Milliman

  SUNY Geneseo

  Indiana University Bloomington

  Corning Community College

  Columbus

  Indiana

  •\tEstablished a mathematics minor by developing a new calculus-based statistics course that included statistical simulations

  regression analysis

  confidence intervals

  and probability distributions\n•\tDeveloped college readiness rubrics for high school students

  parents

  and guidance counselors while serving in the Southeast Indiana Postsecondary Regional Partnership\n•\tMentored freshmen students in the First Year Experience program

  which improved the retention and graduation rates\n•\tCollaborated with colleagues on 2 NSF grant proposals for math education and STEM education\n•\tCoordinated the ICTM Indiana State Math Contest exam writing for 2016

  Assistant Professor

  Mathematics

  Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC)

  Indianapolis

  Indiana

  Actuary (Student)

  Milliman

  Columbus

  Indiana

  •\tTaught Calculus and Differential Equations for the emerging Mechanical Engineering program

  Visiting Assistant Professor (Mathematics)

  Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus (IUPUC)

  Corning

  NY

  I tutored mathematics at the Math Learning Center

  Math Tutor (MLC)

  Corning Community College

  Indianapolis

  Indiana Area

  1) Investment Income Allocation: Developed a unified

  efficient methodology for tracking allocation information for nearly $20B of income producing assets; while partnering with the investment accounting team to shorten quarterly allocations by 2 days and improve data quality. \n\n2) ERM Modeling for ORSA: Initiated the implementation of computational methodologies to be used in models for the annual ORSA

  used Monte Carlo models for morbidity risk analysis

  and produced an annual reinsurance credit risk report.\n\n3) Financial Planning and Analysis: Produced 5 projections of GAAP and Statutory income statements and liability patterns for 38 individual life and annuity products by making use of VBA macros and Oracle PBCS.\n\n4) Deep Dive Analysis: Identified the drivers for $5M+ of unfavorable earnings by establishing a framework for a source of earnings analysis. This included allocations driven by general ledger account activities

  trend analysis

  and replicating valuations at an issue-year level.\n\n5) Claims Financial Reporting: Rebuilding the death claims financial reporting process (on the order of $100Ms/year) by exploring data sources for reinsurance

  riders

  and pending claims. \n

  Actuarial Assistant

  OneAmerica

  Geneseo

  NY

  Tutored mathematics at Math Learning Center

  Math Tutor (MLC)

  SUNY Geneseo

  Teaching: Introductory Algebra

  Pre-calculus

  Finite Mathematics

  and Calculus.\n\nGrading: Graded graduate level analysis and PDE courses.

  Assistant Instructor

  Bloomington

  Indiana Area

  Indiana University Bloomington

  •\tPublished Thesis Work: Zeitschrift für Angewandte Mathematik und Physik

  Existence of locally momentum conserving solutions to a model for heat-conducting flow

  PhD Candidate (Math)

  Bloomington

  Indiana Area

  Indiana University Bloomington

  English

  Associate's degree

  Mathematics

  Corning Community College

  SQL for Data Science

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  Coursera

  Introduction to Probability and Data

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  Coursera Course Certificates

  Summer Manufacturing Teacher Externship

  Economic Opportunities through Education (EcO 15)

  Inferential Statistics

  5D4E4L65VLSV

  Coursera Course Certificates