Summary
Jason Oliner is a Data Research Analyst and fourth-year UC San Diego student with nine years of hands-on quantitative experience applying statistical modeling across finance, healthcare, and process optimization. He combines twin majors in Business Economics and Cognitive Science to translate complex datasets into actionable insights, from LSTM and GARCH models for sustainable investing to socioeconomic health disparities research used in national conference presentations. As a leader in campus sustainability finance, he’s trained 20+ analysts, run large-scale events for 120+ members, and mentors peers to apply rigorous, reproducible analytics. Jason’s lab work emphasizes interpretability—building intuitive walkthroughs and visualizations that bridge technical results and policy-relevant narratives. Based in San Diego with a bioinformatics interest on GitHub, he brings a rare blend of forensic accounting-style data scrutiny and model-driven investment analysis to sustainability-focused research and decision-making.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
University of California, San Diego
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at California High School (San Ramon CA.)