Summer Internship Opportunities
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Armaan Bukhari
Apr 14, 2026, 6:19:25 AM (8 days ago) Apr 14
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Hi, my name is Armaan Bukhari. I am interested in a summer internship in finance or a business-related role and am actively seeking opportunities. I have attached my resume and an about me. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thank you,
Armaan
My experience spans financial operations, data analysis, and AI evaluation. Most recently, I've been working as an AI Fellow at Handshake, where I conduct data annotation, prompt optimization, and performance validation for machine learning models. I also currently serve as Treasurer for Color Stack on campus, where I manage club funds, secure grants, and maintain financial records.
On the project side, I built a Python-based options analysis tool that uses real-time market data to calculate Black–Scholes prices, Greeks, implied volatility, and to generate automated trading insights, reflecting my strong interest in derivatives and quantitative finance. I'm proficient in Python, Excel, R, and SAS, and I'm currently completing my Bloomberg Market Concepts certification.
I'm a detail-oriented, self-driven student who thrives in fast-paced environments and is eager to contribute meaningfully from day one. I'd love the opportunity to connect with anyone open to bringing on an intern
I'm a junior at Loyola University Maryland's Sellinger School of Business, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Finance with a minor in Data Science (expected May 2027). I'm actively seeking an internship where I can apply my analytical skills and passion for finance in a hands-on environment.
My experience spans financial operations, data analysis, and AI evaluation. Most recently, I've been working as an AI Fellow at Handshake, where I conduct data annotation, prompt optimization, and performance validation for machine learning models. I also currently serve as Treasurer for Color Stack on campus, where I manage club funds, secure grants, and maintain financial records.
On the project side, I built a Python-based options analysis tool that uses real-time market data to calculate Black–Scholes prices, Greeks, implied volatility, and to generate automated trading insights, reflecting my strong interest in derivatives and quantitative finance. I'm proficient in Python, Excel, R, and SAS, and I'm currently completing my Bloomberg Market Concepts certification.
I'm a detail-oriented, self-driven student who thrives in fast-paced environments and is eager to contribute meaningfully from day one. I'd love the opportunity to connect with anyone open to bringing on an intern
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