Ryan Gyi is seeking a position applying his mathematical knowledge and analytic abilities. He has a Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics from California Polytechnic State University with a concentration in applied mathematics and courses in computer science, statistics, and mathematical modeling. His technical skills include LaTeX, Excel, Mathematica, C, and R. He has experience researching the derivation and application of the Black-Scholes equation and has achieved Dean's List.

1. RYAN GYI
674 Foothill Blvd, San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
(951) 565 6750 ryantgyi@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
I am seeking a position in an industry where I can apply my mathematical knowledge and analytic
abilities. I have enhanced my mathematical studies with courses in computer science, statistical analysis,
and independent study of mathematical modeling and am interested in finding a position where I can
combine mathematical analysis with numerical simulations.
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo 2011 - December 2015
Bachelors of Science, Mathematics
Concentration in Applied Mathematics
Mathematics Vector Analysis, Combinatorics, Methods of Proof, Linear Algebra I&II
Linear Analysis II, Differential Equations I&II, Partial Differential Equations
Numerical Analysis I, Complex Analysis I&II, Introduction to Analysis I&II
Game Theory, Abstract Algebra
Statistics Statistics I&II, Survival Analysis Methods
Computer Science Mathematical Software, Fundamentals of Computer Science I
Senior Project Topics in Mathematics with Applications in Finance
Stochastic Processes: Calculus and Differential Equations
Black Scholes Equation, Option Pricing
Introduction to Portfolio Theory and Factor Modeling
TECHNICAL AND PERSONAL STRENGTHS
Personal Creative Problem Solving - Trained in Critical Thinking - Excellent Quantitative Skills
Great Research Skills - Quick Learner - Very Detail Oriented
Superb Interpersonal Skills - Experienced in Group or Solo Work
Technical LATEX, Excel, Mathematica, C, R
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Cooperatively raises $10,000 for my fraternity and $5,000 for philanthropy
Independent researching the derivation and Application of the Black-Scholes Equation
Over 150 hours of community and philanthropic service
Managed over $80,000 annual income for my fraternity
Achieved Deans list Fall 2014
EXTRA-CIRRUCULAR
Math Club - Social and academic club for the love of mathematics
Student Philanthropy Council - community philanthropy and service
Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity - Executive Board Treasurer, Recruitment leader
Mathematics Tutor