D AN I E L (DONG SEOK) J I
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P ROF I LE
Multi-talented finance professional with solid foundation in quantitative and fundamental analysis.
E xperience in analyzing emerging markets, business t rends, and financial statements for capital
a llocation. Strengths in statistical analysis, market research and forecasting. Demonstrated strong
work ethic, ability to adapt quickly to changing situations, and to multi-task. Permanent US
Resident.
T EC HN ICAL & LANGUAGE SKILLS
• Proficient in FactSet, Bloomberg, SAS, SPSS, S-Plus, MS Office
• Knowledge of Matlab, Mathematica, Morningstar, R, SQL, SAP, Crystal Ball
• Successfully Completed Bloomberg Essential Online Training Program
• Fluent in Korean and English
EDUCAT ION
Boston University - School of Management
Boston, MA
Graduate Certificate in Mathematical Finance
J une 2010
Bentley University - McCallum Graduate School of Business
Waltham, MA
Master of Business Administration GPA: 3.6 Oct.
2009
Master of Science in Finance GPA: 3.7 Feb.
2009
University of Massachusetts
A mherst, MA
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering M inor: Chemistry
M ay 2002
PROFESSIONAL EXPER IENCE
Boston National Capital Partners (BNCP) Natick,
MA
Business Development Intern Fall
2008
• Researched key industry and global t rends in alternative and renewable energy space
• Conducted company due diligence; identified macro t rends; and developed valuation
f ramework
to formulate recommendations presented to clients
• Assisted in developing framework and structure for BNCP’s new consulting venture
Lexicon Management, LLC.
Boston, MA
Financial Analyst Intern
Summer 2008
• Prepared weekly report based on high level analysis of a count ry, including t rade position,
competitive
advantage, political stability to support managing partners’ investment decisions
• Analyzed the impact of standard statistics such as population, GDP, CPI, interest rate
and FX reserve
• Conducted primary research on five countr ies to identify five stocks that are most likely
to benefit
f rom each count ry’s overall health and competitive advantage
Republic of Korea Army
PoCheon,K orea
Liaison Officer and Interpreter, 1st L ieutenant 2003 –
2006
• Assigned to the Fire M ission Evaluation Team that participated in a major national
p roject and assisted
h igh ranking officers to complete the project successfully which resulted in approval by the
Korean
p resident
• Directed a team consisted of bi-lingual speakers who provided communication to Korea
and the U.S. Armed Forces and provided cross-cultural understanding for both Armed Forces
P ROFESSIONAL ASSOCIAT IONS & ACT IV I T I ES
• Member, Financial Management Association National Honor Society
• Member, QWAFAFEW Boston Chapter
• Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Level I candidate – June 2011