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Chronic health issues during my undergraduate years dragged down my GPA. Since then I have completed a M.Engineering (Melb) and Master of Liberal Arts (Harvard) with higher grades (3.6). Currently an engineer at Facebook, working on the new cryptocurrency project, Libra/Novi. Previously worked at Accenture (1 yr) on various tier 1 client projects.
Target School: Said Business School
Considering: Cambridge Judge
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Application Status: Open
Undergrad School: The University of Melbourne
Undergrad Major: Computer Science
GPA: 2.8
GRE: 331
Age: 31, Ethnicity: White
Other Degree/Certification: Master of Liberal Arts (Government)
School Name: Harvard University
Extracurriculars: Elected President of campus and national student associations (representing over 300,000 students), Completed Stanford Ignite entrepreneurship program (on-campus), helped develop a business plan for a new CRISPR-derivative gene editing technique, Led a delegation of Australian graduate students to China, visiting businesses (Tencent, Alibaba), universities and cultural sites
Title: Software Engineer
Industry: Technology
Company: Top Firm
Length of Employment: 2 yrs
Title: Analyst
Company: Fortune 500
Length of Employment: 1 yr
WI was a national student leader for a couple of years in Australia, running national campaigns on higher education and welfare issues, lobbying politicians, appearing before Senate committees, managing various types of stakeholders, writing policy analysis. Singlehandedly wrote an AI classifier for an Accenture client that saved them over $200000
I would like to use the business knowledge I acquire in the MBA to move into Product Management, preferably doing something at the intersection of technology, policy and social enterprise.
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