Summary
Henna Dialani is an engineer in Goldman Sachs’ Global Investment Research Engineering team with eight years of experience building data-driven platforms, taxonomy software, machine learning models, and personalization solutions across New York, London, and Hong Kong. A UCLA graduate in Statistics with minors in Digital Humanities and Mathematics, she blends quantitative rigor with a human-centered view of data products. At Goldman Sachs she progressed from analyst to associate roles, delivering production-ready systems that support research workflows and analytics. Her background includes research internships at NIH and hands-on editorial experience as Stack Editor at the Daily Bruin, reflecting both technical depth and strong communication skills. Outside work she’s equally likely to debug a model or debate the merits of cheung fan versus paneer tikka, bringing curiosity and cross-cultural perspective to complex engineering problems.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
International Baccalaureate, International Baccalaureate at King George V School
University of California, Los Angeles
English, Hindi, French, Chinese