Hi, I'm
Quantitative Researcher
Financial Mathematics @ University of Chicago
High-Frequency Factors · Market Making · Order Flow Modeling
I'm a quantitative researcher with a background in economics and financial mathematics, currently pursuing my M.S. at the University of Chicago. My work sits at the intersection of high-frequency trading, market microstructure, and machine learning.
Across three internships in China's quantitative finance industry, I've built HFT factor pipelines, developed order-flow models using Hawkes processes, and collaborated with traders on real-time risk monitoring systems.
I'm particularly interested in limit order book dynamics, regime-switching models, and the application of modern ML methods to financial time series.
numpy and polars, automating literature synthesis, factor generation, evaluation, and registration — validating 30+ high-frequency signals.Fudan University (Course Project)
Scraped ~8 million real-time comments and subtitles from Bilibili using a Python data pipeline. Used Qwen-plus to identify and tag ad exposures, then built a sentiment time-series model with fine-tuned Chinese RoBERTa on subtitle tokens to measure advertisement effects.
University of Pennsylvania (Course Paper)
Priced Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) under the Heath–Jarrow–Morton framework using martingale conditions under different discounting schemes, analyzing the interplay between real and nominal interest rate dynamics.
University of Chicago
Options · Mathematical Market Microstructure · Advanced Computing for Finance
Fudan University, School of Economics
Functional Analysis · Stochastic Processes · Advanced Econometrics · Machine Learning · NLP · RL · Time Series Analysis
University of Pennsylvania
Mathematics of Finance · Optimization Theory · Complex Analysis · Modern Data Mining
I'm open to quantitative research roles and research collaborations. Feel free to reach out.