
Education
PhD in Finance, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Subjects
Quantitative Finance, Asset Pricing, Statistics, Machine Learning, Time Series Prediction
Achievements
Co-authored 5 peer-reviewed journal publications as an undergraduate (began university at age 16 on a full scholarship); admitted to PhD programs at MIT, Stanford, and CMU, among others, spanning chemical engineering, computational science, and finance
About
Damon is a PhD student in finance at MIT with a focus on quantitative topics. His interdisciplinary interests span statistics, finance, engineering, and machine learning. His current research focuses on factor models for the covariance structure of asset returns, the effects of bias on duration effects in equity returns, and multimodal transformer models for time series prediction. He has mentored students for over five hours a week for the past couple of years.
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