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I am working at Citigroup in Hong Kong in the Algorithmic Trading Group. I previously worked at Merrill Lynch as Assistant Vice President in Algorithmic Trading and also at Desjardins Asset Management as Portfolio Manager in the Quantitative Group
developing equity trading strategies and managing quantitative funds. I also had prior work experience at Morgan Stanley, IBM, Side Effects
Software and Nortel. My educational background includes a Master's degree in Mathematical and Computational Finance at Université de Montréal. In my M.Sc. Work Report, I developed a linear multifactor model for the REITs market used in portfolio construction. Previously, I completed a M.Sc. degree in Computer Science at McGill University in the Sable Compiler and Concurrency Lab, a research group led by Dr. Laurie Hendren. In my M.Sc. thesis, I investigated the impact of side-effect analysis in compiler optimizations for Java and presented a paper on this work at the Conference on Compiler Construction 2005. In 2002 I earned a B.Math. (Dean's Honours List) in Computer Science at University of Waterloo. In 2000 I participated in an exchange program abroad, where I studied at Hong Kong University of Science & Technology and worked as a Research Assistant in the Center for Experimental Business Research. In 2003-2004 I played for McGill's Tennis team. Other hobbies include poker, chess and travels (East Africa, South-East Asia and Eastern Europe). I speak French (fluent), English (fluent) and Vietnamese (intermediate). |
M.Sc. Work Report (Mathematical and Computational Finance - Université de Montréal)
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Publications
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Soot - Sable's Object-Oriented Toolkit - a framework for analysis and transformation of Java. |
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