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Donald Jobs
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No.67, Lane123 Job Road,, Job District, Shanghai, 200070
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(+86) 138-0000-0000
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service@55.la
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EDUCATION
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University of Pennsylvania
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The Wharton School
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Philadelphia, PA
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May 2014
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Roy and Diana Vagelos Program in Life Sciences and Management
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GPA: 3.59/4.00
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Candidate for Bachelor of Science in Economics, Concentrations in Finance and Operations & Information Management College of Arts and Sciences
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Candidate for Bachelor of Arts in Biology
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Relevant Coursework (*Fall 2013): Advanced Corporate Finance*, Fixed Income Securities, Computer Simulation Models
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St. Stephens High School
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Salt Lake City, UT
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GPA: 4.00/4.00
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Valedictorian (out of 353 students)
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June 2010
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SAT I: Critical Reading 750, Math 750, Writing 700
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WORK EXPERIENCE
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Prescott Financial Restructuring
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Summer Financial Analyst
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New York, NY
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June 2013 - August 2013
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Valued pharmaceutical company seeking $125MM drug acquisition using trading and transaction multiples methodologies
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Assisted in developing dynamic sum of parts cash flow model to test sensitivities to health career-related variables
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Conducted 11 discounted cash flow and comparables analyses for portfolios of loan and stock positions
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Created presentation books, including deliverable for fairness opinion of M&A transaction in media sector
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Profiled development pipelines for trading comparisons, focusing on biotechnology companies in cancer treatment
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Participated in due diligence meetings with clients to refine the details of financial data
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Wharton Finance Department
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Finance 101 Teaching Assistant
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University of Pennsylvania
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January 2013 - May 2013
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Held regular office hours, monitored and updated online discussion forum to address questions and concerns
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Devised problem sets, graded student tests and submissions, and proctored exams
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Galenea Corporation
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Summer Intern
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Cambridge, MA
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June 2012 - August 2012
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Designed and conducted tests on schizophrenic murine models to identify key molecular targets on calcineurin pathway
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Identified and validated one new target; gained exposure to use of EEG, brain slicing and sectioning technology
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Developed experiments and tested the efficacy of therapeutic compounds on metabolic pathway
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Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
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Research Assistant
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Philadelphia, PA
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September 2011 - May 2011
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Produced literature review for outcomes study; summarized articles relating obesity to pre- and post-surgery outcomes
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Assisted in statistical analysis of Medicare information; verified key variables for outcomes study
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Met with medical professionals to ensure accuracy of scientific evaluation and analysis
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LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
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Asian Pacific American Heritage Week
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University of Pennsylvania, PA
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Events Chair
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February 2012 - Present
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Managed six committees totaling 30 people, each executing a different event
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Developed timelines and held weekly meetings to ensure tasks were completed under budget
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Forged collaboration with United Minorities Council to add diversity to annual fashion show
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Marketing Co-Chair
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February 2011 - November 2011
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Ran committee to publicize the 13 events associated with Asian-American culture week
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Developed marketing strategy, created themed logo, and designed flyers, programs, t-shirts and other promotional material
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Asian Pacific Student Coalition
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University of Pennsylvania
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Vice Chair of Cultural Programming
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December 2011 - Present
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Collaborated with other minority coalitions to promote intercultural awareness on campus
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Executed annual candlelight vigil and activities fair; planned Pan-Asian culture show targeted for freshmen recruitment
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Hosted community events to build relationships and spark interest in collaboration among organizations
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Vice Chair of University Relations
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December 2010 - December 2011
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Crafted resource guide for reference by executive boards of the 20 member organizations
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Met regularly with administrators to address minority concerns including mental health, recruitment and retention etc.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Languages:
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Bengali (conversational), Spanish (conversational)
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Computer Skills:
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VBA, HTML, PHP, SQL, Python, Microsoft Office Suite, Adobe Photoshop
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Honors:
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Benjamin Franklin Scholar, Dean’s List 2010-2011, National Merit Finalist, AP National Scholar
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Activities:
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Tutor (Statistics, Accounting, Finance), PEER Mentor, Life Sciences & Management Student Advisory Board
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