Aaron Graybill
Aaron Graybill
Research Department
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Ten Independence Mall, PA 19106
Tel.: 215-589-3887
Email: aarongraybill12[at]gmail[dot]com
Education
University of Pennsylvania
Non-matriculated Graduate Student Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sep. 2023–Present
Relevant Coursework:
PhD Microeconomics, Algorithmic Game Theory
Haverford College
B.A. Economics, High Honors, Magna Cum Laude Haverford, Pennsylvania
2018–2022
Relevant Coursework:
Advanced Microeconomics, Mathematical Economics, Quantitative Economics, Thesis
Bryn Mawr College
B.A. Mathematics, Dual degree with above
Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania
2018–2022
Relevant Coursework:
Analysis, Linear Algebra, Stochastic and Numerical Methods, Quantitative Finance, Probability, Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
Professional Experience
Research Analyst
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jun. 2022–Present
- Developed novel methodology to uniquely identify homeowners between properties using co-ownership record and mailing address history
- Leveraged concepts from network theory and linear algebra to convert methodology into optimized algorithms
- Authored more than 5,000 lines of R code to apply algorithms to hundreds of gigabytes of property-level tax assessment and transaction data
- Automated chart production for Monetary Policy briefings
- Modernized internal data collection and processing by scraping available data, removing reliance on 3rd party vendors
Teaching Assistant
Economics Department, Haverford College Haverford, Pennsylvania
Jan. 2023–May 2023
- Lead problem solving sessions for Advanced Microeconomics, the terminal microeconomics course
- Adapted to student needs, teaching concepts from probability theory, calculus, and intermediate microeconomics
Research Intern
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Remote)
Jun. 2020–May. 2022
- Analyzed survey results from the Manufacturing Business Outlook Survey for publication of monthly reports about the local business climate
- Generated a dashboard of statistics and charts for COVID-19’s economic impacts
Teaching Assistant
Economics Department, Haverford College Haverford, Pennsylvania
Sep. 2021–Dec. 2021
- Answered student questions about econometrics
- Graded problem sets and provided constructive commentary
Economics Question Center Tutor
Economics Department, Haverford College Haverford, Pennsylvania
Feb. 2020–May 2022
- Selected to be one of first tutors to set up the Economics Question Center
- Facilitated student collaboration on problem sets and answered questions for all courses
Awards
Michael M. Weinstein Prize in Economics
Haverford College, May 2022.
For having made the greatest overall contribution to departmental life. Awarded for contributions in class, with peers, and for starting the widely used Economics Question Center.
Runner-Up, Holland Hunter Thesis Prize
Haverford College, May 2022.
For outstanding senior theses in economics. One of three selected as finalists for the award.
Technical Skills
Programming: R, Python, Julia, SQL, Shell Scripting (Bash/PowerShell) Stata, Visual Basic
Other: Apache Hadoop, git (GitHub/GitLab), LaTeX
Language: English - Native