Summary
George Zeng is a software engineer with 11 years of experience building analytical and production systems across finance, government consulting, and consumer tech. He moved from quantitative roles at Private Capital Research Institute and Deutsche Bank into product-scale engineering, and now works on software at Meta in New York. Trained in applied mathematics and economics at Harvard (BA and MS), he brings a data-first, model-aware approach to engineering problems and a knack for translating quantitative insight into reliable code. His background in core debt strategies and strategic innovation gives him uncommon fluency at the intersection of math, risk, and product. Known for a dry sense of humor—his GitHub bio jokes about "commitment issues since 2015"—he balances pragmatic shipping with rigorous analysis.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Applied Mathematics & Economics, Bachelor's degree, Applied Mathematics & Economics at Harvard University