Postdoctoral Mentor

University of Chicago, Data Science Institute

I am a postdoc mentor for the Data Science Clinic, a project-based course where teams of students take on data science projects originating from real-world clients.

Fall 2023 – Spring 2024

  • Project Title: “Operational Requirement Management Using Graph Based Knowledge Networks & Large Language Models”
  • Client: AI for Operations Team @ Argonne National Laboratory
  • Co-mentor: Bill Trok
  • Our students received the 2023–2024 Award for Excellence in Data Science for being one of the top-5 (out of 46) teams! (news)

Guest Lecturer

I gave guest lectures in the following undergraduate/graduate-level courses.

  • “A Casual Introduction to AI, Machine Learning, and Large Language Models”
    • In Ethical Challenges of AI, Ethics Lab, Georgetown University, Fall 2024 lecture
  • “Model-Free Prediction for Stationary and Nonstationary Time Series in Python”
    • In Financial Time Series Analysis, Master’s in Computational Finance (MSCF) Program, Carnegie Mellon University, Spring 2023
  • “Basic Time Series Analysis and ARMA Modeling in Python”
    • In Financial Time Series Analysis, Master’s in Computational Finance (MSCF) Program, Carnegie Mellon University, Spring 2022

Summer Research TA/Mentor

I worked as a TA/Mentor for the following summer research programs at Carnegie Mellon University. In this role, I led daily lab sessions to help provide guidance for applied data science projects in healthcare and sports.

Teaching Assistant

I worked as a TA for the following university courses.

Carnegie Mellon University

  • Financial Time Series Analysis, Spring 2023
  • Simulation Methods for Option Pricing, Spring 2023
  • Financial Time Series Analysis, Spring 2022
  • Special Topics: Methods of Statistical Learning, Spring 2021
  • Statistical Machine Learning II, Fall 2016
  • Introduction to Probability Modeling, Spring 2016
  • Statistical Computing, Fall 2015

University of Chicago

  • Machine Learning and Large-Scale Data Analysis, Spring 2015
  • Foundations of Computational Data Analysis, Winter 2015
  • Calculus I-II-III, Fall 2012 – Spring 2013