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Rahul Raina

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San Francisco, California, United States

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  • TRM Labs
    Co-Founder
    TRM Labs
    Apr 2018 - Current (8 years 3 months)
  • Opendoor
    Software Engineer
    Opendoor
    Jan 2018 - Apr 2018 (4 months)
  • McKinsey Company
    Senior Business Analyst
    McKinsey Company
    May 2017 - Dec 2017 (8 months)
    Generation – You Employed, Global Digital Team • Led design, development, and rollout of web based CRM and student recruiting platform, serving diverse needs of 5 countries (U.S. vs. Kenya) while reducing recruiting cost by >50% • Established software engineering and DevOps best practices by moving team to an 'agile' sprint methodology, and automating DevOps pipeline using CircleCI for CI/CD, resulting in reduced ‘time to feature’ by 20% while maintaining quality standards • Collaborated with stakeholders in 5 countries and global leadership team to standardize and implement organization wide performance metrics to measure student outcomes by blending 'data silos', ultimately enabling 90% faster daily decision making • Researched local job
  • McKinsey Company
    Business Analyst
    McKinsey Company
    Aug 2015 - May 2017 (1 year 10 months)
  • Amazon Web Services AWS
    Software Development Engineer
    Amazon Web Services AWS
    May 2014 - Aug 2014 (4 months)
    • Architected and implemented an automated benchmarking framework that boosted employee productivity by reducing lead times for benchmarking metrics from two weeks to one day • Established the minimal viable product for performance benchmarking that in the near future could reduce operating costs for the service, save several million dollars by avoiding large scale customer impacting events, and provide customers with data driven recommendations for their system architectures • Engineered a distributed system system to use highly scalable, performant and reliable AWS services including EC2, S3, Cloudwatch, ELB, and SQS • Collaborated with multiple internal teams to understand customer use-cases and develop API's to integrate internal tools
  • University of Michigan
    Teaching Assistant
    University of Michigan
    Sep 2013 - May 2015 (1 year 9 months)
    As a TA for EECS 484 (Relational Database Management Systems), I am responsible for teaching discussion section of 30 students each week. Additionally, I hold office hours each week to clarify concepts taught in lecture, and help with projects and homework. I am on the frontline dealing with struggling students, and work to communicate concerns with course instructors to make the class effective for the majority of students.
  • Bloomberg
    Financial Software Developer
    Bloomberg
    May 2013 - Aug 2013 (4 months)
    • Implemented both UI and back‐end changes to allow multiple trades on a bar for back testing strategies • Automated system health monitoring for a real time alerts service with over 300 unique users • Learned to design for multi‐threaded and multi‐process real time system • Took classes to enhance domain knowledge in Derivatives, Options and FX
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    Technical Consultant
    Billetz Industries INC
    May 2012 - Aug 2012 (4 months)
    • Defined target market, key features and go‐to market strategy for new online recruiting platform • Created financial model projecting 5 year growth prospectus for new company • Researched and created wireframes and user‐flows outlining the UX/UI after considerable research into best practices and recent trends • Developed responsive web pages for platform using CSS, Javascript, Bootstrap, HTML5, and Masonry. • Honed communication skills by pitching to various design studios in New York City such as ʺYour Majestyʺ • Interviewed and recruited new talent for the company with emphasis on teams, and not individuals
  • Stifel Financial Corp
    Research Analyst
    Stifel Financial Corp
    Jun 2011 - Aug 2011 (3 months)
    • Constructed client portfolios using Modern Portfolio Theory and Style Box Analysis. • Learned how to conduct client quarterly reviews, matching portfolio to client needs. • Assessed wholesale pitches of new bond and stock funds, and analyzed fit with current clientele and market trends • Analyzed new IPO primary and secondary offerings, including syndicate allocation
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    Project Manager
    Nirvana NetGenerations LLC
    Jun 2008 - Jun 2013 (5 years 1 month)
    • Led team of 4 developers in India to draw out software specifications on a bi‐weekly basis • Developing new algorithms and parameters to detect mental disorder from information shared on the platform • Instituted an online platform that aims to record user legacy in the context of time.
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  • Y Combinator
    Y Combinator
    Y Combinator
    Jan 2019 - Dec 2019 (1 year)
  • University of Michigan Stephen M Ross School of Business
    Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA, Accounting and Finance
    University of Michigan Stephen M Ross School of Business
    Jan 2011 - Dec 2015 (5 years)
  • University of Michigan
    Bachelor of Science (BS, Computer Science
    University of Michigan
    Jan 2011 - Dec 2015 (5 years)
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  • University of Michigan
    Holly & John Madigan Scholarship
    University of Michigan
    Sep 2013
    Merit Scholarship
  • University of Michigan
    Frank & Harriet Turner Scholarship
    University of Michigan
    Sep 2012
    Merit Scholarship
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    National Merit Scholar
    National Merit Corporation
    Sep 2011
  • University of Michigan
    William J. Branstrom Prize
    University of Michigan
    May 2011
    Top 5% of freshman class
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    What US consumers think of shared mobility?
    McKinsey Quarterly
    Nov 2017
    Although shared mobility is a nascent force on the automotive scene, it generates a lot of buzz. This hype can make it hard to understand what’s actually happening in the sector. To bring greater clarity to the situation, McKinsey surveyed 2,000 shared-mobility consumers across ten US cities: Austin, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Kansas City, Milwaukee, New York City, Peoria, Richmond, and San Francisco. The effort looked at cities of varying sizes, population levels, and demographic compositions to ensure an adequate representation of North American consumers.
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    How shared mobility will change the automotive industry
    McKinsey Quarterly
    Apr 2017
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