Financial Economics · Johns Hopkins University
I'm Yan — a financial economist who builds data pipelines, credit models, and dashboards that actually get used. From fixed income research desks to consulting engagements, I turn complex data into clear decisions.
I'm Yan (Color) He, a graduate student in Financial Economics at Johns Hopkins University with a 4.0 GPA. I hold a dual degree in Finance and Law from Shandong University and spent a semester at UC Santa Barbara studying statistics and mathematical finance.
My experience spans data engineering at State Street, consulting at Huron, fixed income research at Huatai Securities, and ESG research at the Institute of Green Investment. I've built everything from operational data pipelines to credit scorecard models to investment memos.
I believe the best financial work is rigorous and communicable. A model no one understands is just noise. I build things that get used.
Beyond the spreadsheets — I'm drawn to photography, writing, and calligraphy. I think the patience and precision in brushwork translates well to how I approach data and modeling.