I grew up in Palo Alto, minutes away from Stanford, in the technology capital of the world. In high school, I did two internships with Tech start-ups (one recently sold to Intel for $900mm), but at the same time, I started investing and quickly fell in love with finance.
Coming into UCLA, I wanted to bridge these two passions. After a few internships in investment banking, hedgefunds, consulting, and an M&A firm, I knew banking was what I wanted to do.
I was fortunate enough to intern with Morgan Stanley’s M&A team, but I wanted a greater Tech focus, so I’ll now be joining PJT’s (Blackstone spin-off) San Francisco technology group.
Although recruiting in competitive business fields such as investment banking or consulting can seem daunting, I want to take the experiences I’ve gathered, help you find your path, and make it as simple as possible.
1. Silicon Valley (Stanford) Born and Raised
I grew up in Palo Alto my entire life and quickly fell in love with the intersection of technology and finance. Throughout my time here I taught at a professional SAT company, privately tutored, and coached basketball.
2. UCLA, the #1 Most Applied to University, Summa Cum Laude Graduate (4.0/4.0 GPA)
I graduated from UCLA in December 2021, 2 quarters early, where I was president of our business society and Vice President of our sole club with a student-run investment fund.
3. Investment Banking Analyst
I interned last summer with Morgan Stanley’s M&A group and will be joining PJT’s technology practice this August
4. Coach and Mentor
Most importantly, I’m a coach and mentor. At UCLA, I took a handful of underclassmen under my wing and helped them find their calling, prepare for interviews, and quickly reach their dream internships – see their testimonials! Let me do the same for you.
5. International and Tri-Lingual
Most of my family is in Israel and Argentina (my parents moved here to attend Stanford) which has helped me develop connections across countless countries as well as fluency in Spanish and Hebrew