Tarik Adnan Moon

Tarik Adnan Moon has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles and industries. Tarik Adnan is the Founder & Contributor of Affine DeFi (previously known as Alpine), a cross-chain asset management protocol focused on decentralized finance. Tarik Adnan is also the Founder & CEO of Multiplyr, where they work on building next-generation blockchain protocols and is a core contributor to the Affine Protocol.

Prior to their entrepreneurial ventures, Tarik served as the Data Science Lead at EDO, Inc., a media data analytics company. In this role, they project-managed Data Science and related Data Engineering projects. Tarik Adnan closely collaborated with other team leads and contributed to the development of novel internal and external products and roadmaps.

Furthermore, Tarik has experience in the finance industry, having worked as a Quantitative Analyst at Goldman Sachs. Tarik Adnan was part of the Alternative Investments & Manager Selection (AIMS) Strats group within the investment management division. Their responsibilities included developing a portfolio management platform, researching optimization algorithms, and implementing optimization tools.

Additionally, Tarik has a background in academia, having worked at Harvard University as a Teaching Fellow in Data Science and as a Course Assistant. Tarik Adnan also gained experience as a Data Scientist at eBay Inc., where they developed a geolocation-based product recommendation system.

Earlier in their career, Tarik served as a Trainer and Mentor for the Bangladesh Mathematical Olympiad. Tarik Adnan played a key role in teaching geometry, number theory, and mentoring the national math team.

Tarik Adnan Moon's work experience demonstrates a strong background in data science, finance, entrepreneurship, and academia.

Tarik Adnan Moon's education history includes studying Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at Harvard University. Additionally, they pursued Mathematics and Computer Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.