Stephen Lorenz
Financial Analyst at Chubb
Boston, Massachusetts, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolStephen Lorenz is a finance professional based in Boston with over a decade of experience applying analytical rigor to wealth management and corporate finance roles. Currently a Financial Analyst at Chubb, he has interned at advisory firms like Ellis Investment Partners and Waddell & Reed, where he built skills in portfolio analysis, tax-aware capital gain modeling, and advisor case preparation. A Susquehanna University finance major and former varsity baseball player, he combines teamwork and leadership from athletics with hands-on financial modeling and client-focused problem solving. Uncommonly for a finance-focused profile, he has contributed backend fixes and tests to an open-source healthcare forms project, demonstrating comfort with technical code review and collaborative development workflows. Stephen aims to leverage this blend of quantitative, technical and interpersonal skills to drive efficient, growth-oriented financial solutions.
14 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Finance General, Finance General at Susquehanna University
Github Skills (6)
javas10
openmrs10
java10
testing10
junit9
html9
Programming languages (4)
Github contributions (5)
openmrs/openmrs-module-htmlformentry
Feb 2012 - Aug 2012
HTML Form Entry module
Role in this project:
Backend Developer
Backend DeveloperContributions:15 commits in 6 months
Contributions summary:Stephen primarily worked on the OpenMRS HTML Form Entry module, focusing on bug fixes and merging changes from the master branch. Their contributions included addressing issues related to the rendering of forms in view and edit modes, and also fixing an issue in the display order of questions within an obsgroup. The commits also indicate the addition of multiple test cases, and other minor improvements within the module.
html-form
narath/brigopedia
Feb 2014 - Mar 2015
Contributions:12 commits, 1 push in 1 year
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