Summary
Shuyang Deng is a PhD student in Economics with eight years of research experience applying causal inference, structural model estimation, and machine learning to high-dimensional empirical problems. He has contributed to peer effects estimation and large-scale real estate analysis using Python, iterative structural methods, and regression techniques at institutions including the University of Rochester and UW–Madison. Currently based at Binghamton University (with recent graduate work at Duke ECE on deep generative models), he bridges econometric rigor and modern ML tools for applications in CV and NLP. Shuyang is comfortable with Python, Stata, Mathematica, and Matlab, and often tackles messy, million-observation datasets to produce reproducible tables and insights. Notably, his background spans both economics theory and practical data engineering, enabling him to translate structural identification strategies into scalable empirical workflows. He is actively pursuing internships where he can deploy causal modeling expertise to real-world decision problems.
7 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Economic, 3.53/4.0, Bachelor's degree, Economic, 3.53/4.0 at 中南财经政法大学
Master of Science - MS, Economics, 3.87/4.0, Master of Science - MS, Economics, 3.87/4.0 at 美国威斯康星大学麦迪逊分校
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Economics at Binghamton University
Master of Science, Economic, Master of Science, Economic at University of Rochester