Gabriel Kronisch

Trading-technology and research company. Sole founder and operator.

• Develop options and equity playbooks with defined risk parameters and systematic post-trade review.
• Built a multi-agent trading and research pipeline on AWS, with automated strategies running in paper trading.
• Quantitative research, including mean-reversion and pairs-based approaches; automated reporting and trade tracking in Python.

Financial operations for a $69M consortium budget supporting 28 community colleges and 800+ K-12 schools.

• Wrote a Python script to automate 98 budget change request forms, cutting per-form cycle time by 64%.
• Processed $27.9M+ in budget transfers and journal entries across 28+ project codes.
• Handled 138+ reimbursements, 40+ invoices and 64+ credit card reconciliation items, with a 100% acceptance rate from the Business Services Office.
• Quarterly Perkins indirect-cost invoicing, monthly card reconciliations and weekly budget updates from general-ledger extracts.

• Weekly strategy sessions with the CEO of a self-improvement app on product, business strategy and UI.
• SWOT analysis and a long-term business plan balancing engagement and profitability.
• Designed 15+ UI/UX improvements and advised on freemium monetization and launch timing; 3+ features shipped from these recommendations.
• Specified habit-tracking milestone logic using moving averages, and a subscription-cap strategy.

• Managed and allocated the $108,000 annual operating budget.
• Reviewed 38+ funding bills with Excel-based sensitivity analysis.
• Built automated cash-flow metrics and monthly and annual forecasts; found 20+ miscategorized bills.
• Recommendations supported a successful case for increased future funding.

Built the budget for the organization's inaugural sustainability events, cut projected costs 25% in live negotiations, and secured 100% of requested funding. Helped run the Earth Day Panel & Pitch Competition.

• Ran full-cycle financial operations for ~$130,000 a year in student-fee revenue across 49+ grant projects.
• Created an expense-approval system that brought mischarges to zero and compliance to 100% over two years.
• Designed a multi-year transition plan for recurring $20–30K grants, redirecting $50K+ toward new projects.

Managed a $120,000+ annual budget across about 12 large events, with 100% approval on ~$60,000 in funding requests and ~25% lower projected spending.

Budgets, expenditures and funding requests for the organization's events.

GPA 3.89. Merit Scholar; CFA Program Student Scholarship. STEM-designated program: financial modeling (Excel, VBA, Python), valuation, portfolio management.

Summa cum laude (3.93), Phi Beta Kappa, Dean's Scholar.

Year-long study abroad in Saitama, Japan.

Working paper. Panel regressions on the Environmental Performance Index's lead-exposure measure and stock returns across G20 countries. Currently being revised.

Interdisciplinary senior thesis, Economics and Japanese Studies, Willamette University.

• Team won Best Presentation, Runner-up Best Overall Performance and Runner-up Best Documents among international university teams.
• 167% total revenue growth (22% CAGR) over the simulated tenure, including 90.8% year-over-year growth in year 6.
• Biweekly capital budgeting, cash-flow forecasting and P&L analysis across 20+ simulated quarters; sensitivity analysis and Bayesian updating on investment decisions.

Analyzed records for about 1.9 million clients (up to 33.6 million rows) with SQL, Python and pandas, including a local neural-network model.

Won a CAFES grant and partnered with Central Willamette Credit Union to run a term of open lessons on credit, debt, investing, budgeting and retirement, then founded a club to keep them going.