Jesse Rosengrant

We have created an algorithm that is able to produce every single chord that is physically possible to play on guitar (including some that you probably can't without a few extra hands), and wraps them in an intuitive user interface to help you explore your instrument and write more interesting chord progressions. We are also developing a "smoothing" algorithm, that will, for a given chord progression, identify the chord voicings that require the least amount of finger movement (akin to the concept of voice leading.)

Working in the insurance space, I manage the Python repository, Databricks environment and workflows, and SQL environment to process financial data and facilitate automated production of financial statements and various other reports. I also am responsible for developing, testing, and pushing new features to production using Github hosted on the cloud through Azure. I very regularly design or redesign complex SQL queries to get various slices of the data depending on end use. Going forward we are interested in implementing more OOP principles, CI/CD practices, and further refining our data modeling approach to incorporate best practices such as optimized indexing as our data footprint grows.

A React developer tool built as a Chrome extension that allows you to visualize component structure, measure performance, and track state with time-travel functionality. In contributing to releasing version 23, I tracked down and solved a nasty bug that had been causing loading issues for several versions.

My knowledge of statistics, financial instruments, and business led me to build financial models from scratch, dig into large datasets to find key drivers, and explain complex analysis to many audiences for billion-dollar blocks of insurance business for companies such as John Hancock and Nationwide.