Parth Pisolkar

My name is Parth Pisolkar. I recently completed my undergraduate education in Economics and Finance (double major) at Kennesaw State University, located in the Atlanta Metropolitan Area, Georgia, United States. Additionally, I completed a Data Analysis Bootcamp with Columbia University, where I acquired valuable and transferable programming skills for data analysis. During my undergraduate years, I authored two research papers, gaining experience in reading, writing, and analyzing academic research. I was also an active member of the Student Managed Investment Fund (SMIF), a university-based stock analysis firm, where I developed my market research skills, contributing to investment decisions for the fund's senior management.

Although I lack professional experience, my academic journey has trained me extensively in economic theory, financial analysis, and data-driven research methodologies. This training, combined with my hands-on experience in policy research and my proficiency in data analysis tools from Columbia University's boot camp, has equipped me with a solid technical foundation to excel in a professional environment.

My most relevant education includes a double major in Economics and Finance from Kennesaw State University (KSU) and a Data Analysis Bootcamp from Columbia University. This combination has provided me with a strong foundation in economic theory, financial analysis, and advanced data analysis techniques. At KSU, I have been listed in Dean's list and President's list consistently. The requirement for the Dean's List is to secure a GPA of 3.5/4 (87.5%) average in the most recent semester, and the requirement for the President's List is to secure a GPA of 4/4 (100%) average in the most recent semester.