Hankun Shi

Hankun Shi is a highly skilled individual with a solid theoretical foundation in Statistics and Applied Mathematics demonstrated by a remarkable academic record.

With previous internship experience, Hankun has honed excellent problem-solving skills and possesses a tested capacity for effective communication and teamwork, coupled with an open-minded approach.

He is a self-motivated and enthusiastic learner who is passionate about applying analytical tools to solve real-world problems and share insights behind data.

Hankun's versatile skill set includes programming languages such as R, Python, SQL, and Matlab, along with expertise in Data Analytics encompassing areas like Linear/Logistic regression, A/B testing, Exploratory data analysis, Time series, and Machine learning.

He is proficient in various tools like Excel, Microsoft Office Suite, Tableau, Adobe Photoshop, and Latex.

Hankun Shi holds a Master of Arts (MA) degree in Statistics from Columbia University in the City of New York, where he achieved a perfect GPA of 4.00/4.00.

He also participated in an Exchange program focusing on Mathematics and Applied Mathematics at the University of California San Diego, with a GPA of 3.89/4.00, and completed his Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics at Beijing Jiaotong University with a GPA of 3.73/4.00.

Furthermore, he obtained his High School Diploma from Beijing No.8 High School.

Hankun has been actively involved in various organizations, including serving as a Teaching Assistant/Grader at Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.

He has gained valuable industry experience through roles such as Business Analyst Intern at Common Energy, DSI (Data Science Institute) Scholar at Columbia University Department of Psychiatry and New York State Psychiatric Institute, Data Analyst at Taikang Insurance Group Inc., Teaching Assistant at Beijing Jiaotong University, Quantitative Analyst at Guorong Securities Co., Ltd., and Research Analyst at the National Bureau of Statistics of China.

For any inquiries, Hankun Shi can be reached at hs3142@columbia.edu.