Mathematics educator and software engineer with four decades of teaching and building. I write first-principles guides that turn complex topics into clear, workable methods for finance and technology professionals.
I began my career over 40 years ago teaching mathematical economics and quantitative subjects at the university level. Later, I moved into software engineering, building data-intensive systems and developer tools. That arc—math → software → teaching—shapes how I design learning resources: start from fundamentals, prove the steps, then practice.
Today I focus on quantitative methods, statistics, portfolio math, financial modeling, and Python for analysts—always anchored to primary sources and transparent derivations.
I founded FinancialAnalystGuide.com and related no-ads companions to keep high-quality explanations free.
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