Marco Sammon is an Assistant Professor at Harvard Business School and a finance scholar with 11 years of research and quantitative experience bridging academia and policy. He holds a PhD in Finance from Northwestern Kellogg and a BS in Quantitative Economics from Tufts, and previously supported macro-financial research at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston by coding models in MATLAB and Stata and managing proprietary datasets. His work blends rigorous empirical methods with practical data engineering, making him equally comfortable designing models and wrangling complex financial data. Based in Boston, he maintains an active research portfolio (see marcosammon.com) that often informs both scholarly debates and policy-relevant questions. An understated strength is his ability to translate technical analyses into actionable insights for economists and practitioners.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science, Quantatitive Economcs, Bachelor of Science, Quantatitive Economcs at Tufts University
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Marco Sammon - Assistant Professor at Harvard Business School