PhD Data scientist

Anusar Farooqui

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Doctoral Thesis

Title “Geometrically-induced spin precession in Kerr geometry.” Defended December 2, 2015

Degrees

Degree Subject School Location Date

PhD Mathematics McGill University Montreal Feb 2016 MS Statistics Columbia University New York May 2008 MA Economics Delhi School of Economics New Delhi April 2004 Work Experience

Position Company Mandate Location Period

Analyst Platinum

Underwrit-

ers

Pricing and reserving for the firm’s US Property &

Casualty reinsurance business. Statistical analysis of exposures, expected losses andassociatedriskacross the US P & C spectrum. Extensive VBA program-

ming.

Bermuda 2008-09

Consultant Aon Con-

sulting

Strategized for the firm’s US pension consulting

business. Primary responsibility was to chart a path as the business transitioned away from DB to DC

migration.

New York 2008

Consultant Watson Wy-

att

Advised large British insurers on life and annuity product design and risk management.

London 2005-06

Analyst GE Capital Internal consultant for multiple lines of the firm’s business. Automated a number of processes. Cre-

ated an airline reinsurance pricing tool for GE Insur- ance Solutions. Extensive programming in SAS and

VBA.

Bangalore 2004-05

Publications

Farooqui, Anusar. “Spin precession of Dirac particles inKerr geometry.” arXiv preprint arXiv:1508.02732

(2015). [Submitted for publication.]

Farooqui, Anusar, Niky Kamran, and Prakash Panangaden. “An exact expression for photon polariza- tion in Kerr geometry.” Advances in Theoretical and Mathematical Physics 18, no. 3 (2014): 659-686. Computing Skills

Python Matlab VBA SAS

Hobbies

Blogged for five years at PolicyTensor.com

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