Jin Shi
Class of 2027
Contact
- Email: jinshi@andrew.cmu.edu
In This Section
- Academics
- Admissions
- Careers
-
News
- 2025 MSCF Trading Competition
- A New Academic Year at MSCF
- Alumni Reflect on the MSCF Program鈥檚 30th Anniversary
- Breaking Barriers, Building Leaders: Women in Quant Finance
- Data Science in Finance
- Financial Engineering Salary
- High Stakes and Fair Values: 91视频 Students Face Off in the 2026 Market Making Game
- How to Become a Quant
- MSCF 30th Anniversary Celebration
- MSCF Advisory Board Member, Roni Israelov receives the 2024 Peter L. Bernstein Award
- MSCF Hosts 2025 Panel for Women in Data Science Pittsburgh
- MSCF Hosts 2nd Annual Datathon: Advancing Experiential Learning and Industry Connections
- MSCF Welcomes Rhonda Khan as Communication and Leadership Instructor and Coach
- MSCF Welcomes Shelli Faber as Associate Director of Career Services
- Quantbot Classroom Naming
- Squarepoint Foundation Deepens Partnership MSCF Through $100K Gift to Support Future Leaders
- Our Community
- Student Experience
Biography
Jin Shi graduated from Zhejiang University in 2025 with dual Bachelor鈥檚 degrees in Finance and Law and a minor in Mathematics. He specializes in time series analysis and asset pricing, refined through five quantitative internships. At State Street, he developed SARIMAX models to enhance macroeconomic forecasts and implemented logistic regression for estimating credit default probabilities under stress scenarios. At CICC, he optimized a treasury futures reversal strategy by dynamically combining short- and long-term signals based on volatility, and analyzed institutional positioning to refine timing models. At Guotai Haitong, he constructed a dual-confirmation treasury futures timing strategy using long-short dominance factors and designed an algorithm to filter signals for overnight information and contract rollovers. Earlier roles at BCG and Nanhua Futures complemented these quantitative experiences with industry research and macroeconomic analysis. Beyond his professional pursuits, Jin dedicated a year to machine learning research on slum prediction at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business, thereby strengthening practical Python capabilities. Outside of finance, he enjoys poker, table tennis, and provides pro bono legal consultancy. Upon graduation, Jin plans to pursue a career in quantitative research, trading, or asset management.