Liam Haller Resume

Education

Northwestern University

2016 — 2020

Kellogg School of Management

2018 — 2020

Graduate-level coursework:

  • Principles of Finance (KELLG_FE 310-0)
  • Investmeents (KELLG_FE 312-0lk)
  • Derivative Modeling (KELLG_FE 3014-0)
  • Derivatives Markets (FINC-465-0)
  • Advanced Econometrics I (ECON 381-1)
  • Advanced Econometrics II (ECON 381-2)

Undergraduate technical coursework:

  • Real Analysis (Math 320-1)
  • Probability Theory (Stat 310)
  • Stochastic Processes (Math 310-2)
  • Continuous Time Markov Chains (Math 310-3)
  • Research in Combinatorics (Math 399)
  • Regression Analysis (Stat 350)

Professional Experience

Researcher at DeZIM Institute

September 2021 – Current Berlin, Germany

  • Programmed an agent-based model to simulate the effects of EU policy changes on high-skilled labor migration to Germany in Julia, from scratch
  • Selected for Migration Politics’ fellowship to publish an ‘agenda setting paper’ on the need to rethink statistical inference in migration studies
  • Applied Markov chain analysis to examine the impact of exogenous shocks on Syrian refugees’ migration trajectories, mapping how political and military events shape path dependency in migration routes
  • Developed Bayesian network to estimate causal impact of bureaucratic experiences on the decision to pursue naturalization among immigrants

Fulbright Research Fellow at U.S. State Department

September 2022 – July 2022 Berlin, Germany

  • Awarded Fulbright grant to conduct research on the determinants of citizenship acquisition for refugees and develop a theoretical model for decision-making processes
  • Interviewed 30 Syrian and Iraqi refugees in Arabic/German to assess how lived experiences affect citizenship aspirations
  • Delivered keynote and addressed Berlin media on changes to recent citizenship laws in a discussion with the managing director of Germany’s expert council on Integration and Migration

Software Engineer at McMaster-Carr

September 2020 – September 2021 Chicago, IL

  • Programmed credit card processing flow to automate ~8000 monthly declines, improving response times and saving 120 hours of manual labor each week
  • Developed and updated back-end infrastructure, replacing outdated order scheduling software to enable the processing of 70,000 daily orders and allow for future self-service features for customers

Campus CEO at BrewBike

September 2017 – June 2020 Chicago, IL

  • Mananged a group of student-run coffee shops with 40 undergraduate employees and $120,000+ in annual revenue