Summary
Lucas Szwarcberg is a software engineer at Stripe with eight years of experience building reliable money-movement systems, currently focused on lending infrastructure for Stripe Capital. A rising junior at Harvard studying applied mathematics (economics track) with a computer science minor and a perfect 4.0 GPA, he blends rigorous mathematical modeling and behavioral economics with practical engineering. His background spans research with behavioral economist Matthew Rabin, trading exposure at Bridgewater, and policy-focused modeling at the American Enterprise Institute, giving him a rare mix of academic depth and domain knowledge in finance and public policy. Comfortable moving between abstract theory and production systems, he aims to translate analytic insights into high-impact products across academia, business, nonprofits, or politics.
8 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
D.C.S. (Quebec A-Levels Equivalent), Honours Pure and Applied Science, D.C.S. (Quebec A-Levels Equivalent), Honours Pure and Applied Science at Marianopolis College
A.B., Applied Mathematics (Economics track); Minor in Computer Science, 4.0/4.0, A.B., Applied Mathematics (Economics track); Minor in Computer Science, 4.0/4.0 at Harvard University
Secondary School Diploma, Secondary School Diploma at Collège Saint-Louis
English, French, Spanish