Texas Tech University | Supervised by Dr. Svetlozar Rachev
Specializing in machine learning applications in quantitative finance
Presidential Scholar | 5 Publications | Conference Presenter
Bridging the gap between mathematics, technology, and finance
I'm a PhD student in Mathematical Finance at Texas Tech University, specializing in quantitative research, trading algorithms, and risk assessment. My work focuses on applying machine learning, stochastic processes, and statistical models to optimize trading strategies and develop AI-powered financial analyst systems.
PhD in Mathematical Finance with focus on stochastic processes and quantitative modeling
Published in leading journals with focus on machine learning in financial markets
Co-founder of DeepAI Finance LLC, developing AI-powered financial analyst systems
Texas Tech University
Mathematical Finance and Quantum Physics Portfolio
Mathematics Minor, Texas Tech University
Working under Dr. Svetlozar Rachev (21,000+ citations) on machine learning applications in mathematical finance
Journal of Computational Finance
Developed Random Forest-enhanced binomial tree framework incorporating market microstructure frictions with improved option pricing accuracy while preserving no-arbitrage conditions.
Journal of Risk and Financial Management
Evaluated integration of technical indicators with Random Forest regression models using minute-level SPY data, demonstrating superior risk-adjusted metrics with Rachev ratios between 0.919 and 0.961.
View PublicationQuantitative Finance and Economics
Developed a hybrid model combining Monte Carlo simulations with ML models (Random Forest, LSTM, SVM), improving SPY ETF and major stock predictions by 18% through dynamic risk-adjusted analysis.
View PublicationResearch, innovation, and leadership in quantitative finance
Supervisor: Dr. Svetlozar Rachev
Expertise spanning quantitative finance, machine learning, and full-stack development
Demonstrating excellence in competitive machine learning and research
Co-authored with established leaders: Rachev, Fabozzi
Bridging academic theory with practical applications
Let's discuss opportunities in quantitative finance, research collaboration, or AI innovation