Bomin Kim is a quantitative analytics leader with a PhD in Statistics and over a decade of experience translating advanced statistical methods into production-ready analytics at Freddie Mac. His research blends dynamic network analysis, Bayesian inference, and text-as-data approaches—skills he developed modeling UN voting and government email networks during his dissertation. At Freddie Mac he has progressed from senior quantitative roles to managing macro, housing economics, and quantitative analytics teams, driving methodological rigor in risk and policy analysis. He combines academic depth from Penn State with practical financial-sector impact, and maintains a public research footprint through his website and GitHub. Unusually for a manager, he continues to publish and implement complex continuous- and discrete-time network models, bridging cutting-edge research and applied decision-making.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Statistics, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Statistics at Penn State University
Bachelor's degree, Statistics, Bachelor's degree, Statistics at Korea University
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