Ashton Szabo
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EDUCATION
Boston University College of Arts and Sciences; Boston, MA January 2011
Bachelor of Arts
Applied Mathematics - Computer Science Concentration, Economics, and Physics
Relevant Coursework:
Statistics Monetary and Banking Theory Intermediate Mechanics
Applied Abstract Algebra International Finance
Numerical Analysis Game Theory
Linear Optimization Risk and Finance
Matlab
COMPUTER SKILLS
• General Tools: Proficient in Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word.
• Development Tools & Languages: Proficient in Mathematica, Matlab, Python (NumPy/SciPy), R, Java,
MySQL, Processing, and Excel VBA. Currently learning and gaining experience in C.
EXPERIENCE
Boston Neuroscience; Boston, MA March 2012 - Present
Quantitative Associate
• Develop analytics in Mathematica and Python to measure and map client cognitive awareness
• Develop novel visualizations in Processing and Mathematica for client presentations of cognitive analyses
• Manage components of various projects designed to increase analytical breadth and market share
• Assist in the research of qualitatively modeling emerging neurological markets
AIR Worldwide; Boston, MA April 2011 – March 2012
(Numerical)Software Quality Assurance Engineer
• Perform QA analysis on reinsurance software to verify that all financial analysis options are functioning properly
• Develop internal reinsurance software in SQL and R to verify that the correct financial processes occur to yield
accurate models of financial losses
• Conduct requirements gathering process with cross-functional team to determine potential enhancements and
updates to internal reinsurance software
Stax Inc.; Boston, MA Jan 2011 - April 2011
Contract Associate
• Engaged in qualitative economic discussions as part of a team to determine the variables of specific
macroeconomic trends specific to the industry of the clients
• Performed quantitative analysis in excel to support the theories behind the variables driving the client specific
macroeconomic trends
• The results from our analyses were used as part of the presentation of the findings made to clients
Boston University Physics Department; Boston, MA June 2008 - August 2008
Research Assistant (Intern)
• Developed applications using Mathematica for the numerical and visual data analysis and representation
of Hydrogen atomic reactions
• The visual representations were used as supplements to the quantitative side of the research
• Collaborated with a team of Physics graduate students to ensure accurate analysis and representation
A+ Academy Summer Enrichment Program; Boston, MA June 2008 -
August 2010 Mathematics Teacher
• Taught high school level mathematics to a group of 20 students
• Created effective problem-solving techniques to help students better understand the course material
AWARDS RECEIVED
Boy Scouts of America; Paso Robles, CA May 2006
Eagle Scout
INTERESTS
New technologies, investing research/optimization, computer programming, developing algorithms, learning new
programming languages, finding ways to incorporate programming in work to provide greater flexibility in analysis
methods, hockey, and backpacking.