Tin Hang is a finance-focused data scientist and sales professional with 11 years of experience blending quantitative investing, machine learning, and practical sales strategy. With a BS in Finance (minors in Risk Management & Insurance) and extensive Coursera/DataCamp credentials, Tin builds forecasting and portfolio models in Python, R, Matlab and Excel—publishing stock-focused ML code and feature engineering on GitHub. He has delivered allocation and budget analytics for government programs, managed fixed-income portfolios and traded a private book, demonstrating both institutional rigor and hands-on trading discipline. At Nisa’s Woodshop he pairs data-driven marketing and KPI analysis with customer relations, showing an unusual mix of retail sales execution and quantitative research. Persistent about education and tutoring, he mentors learners across math, coding and finance while actively exploring deep learning approaches to stock prediction.
11 years of coding experience
Deep Learning Specialization, Deep Learning, Deep Learning Specialization, Deep Learning at Coursera
General Education, Accountant & Mathematics, General Education, Accountant & Mathematics at Sacramento City College
Data Scientist with Python, Data Science, Data Scientist with Python, Data Science at DataCamp
Machine Learning for Trading, Machine Learning for Trading at New York Institute of Finance
Quantitative Analyst with R, Quantitative Analyst, Quantitative Analyst with R, Quantitative Analyst at Datacamp
Python Machine Learning, Python Machine Learning at EDHEC Business School
California State University, Sacramento
English, american sign lanuages, Vietnamese, English
Deep Learning and Machine Learning stocks represent promising opportunities for both long-term and short-term investors and traders.
Role in this project:
Data Scientist
Contributions:506 commits, 509 pushes, 1 branch in 4 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Tin contributed code related to data analysis and time series forecasting techniques for stock market data. The commits include implementations of linear regression and other statistical analysis models for predicting stock prices. The code also involves the creation of new features, such as moving averages and returns, which can be used to enhance the performance of the models.
Contributions:286 commits, 375 pushes, 1 branch in 2 years 2 months
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