Krish Nair

Krish Nair has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. In 2020, they worked as a Math and Reading Instructor at Kumon North America, Inc., where they managed student records, provided feedback to encourage student development, and held meetings with parents. Additionally, they had a role as a Cybersecurity/Business Analytics Intern at Kapstone LLC, where they executed corrective procedures, conducted research studies on risk management and compliance, and assessed security policies. Currently, starting in 2022, Krish Nair is the Co-Founder and Chief Financial Officer at MoneyUp, a banking app designed for college students. In this role, they co-founded the company and assisted in developing financial models to analyze revenue potential and discover different revenue streams.

Krish Nair's educational journey includes a variety of programs and institutions. From 2017 to 2021, Krish attended John P. Stevens High School and earned a High School Diploma. During this time, no specific field of study was mentioned.

In 2020, Krish pursued a short-term program at New York University focusing on Entrepreneurship and Start-ups. The field of study for this program was Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies.

Krish is currently enrolled at Stevens Institute of Technology, where they are expected to graduate in 2025. Krish is pursuing a degree in Business and Technology, with a concentration in Finance and Computer Science.

In addition to their formal education, Krish has obtained certifications to enhance their knowledge and skills. In 2020, Krish completed the "Technology Entrepreneurship: Lab to Market" certification offered by HarvardX - An Online Learning Initiative by Harvard University through edX. They also completed the "Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies" certification from the same institution.

Overall, Krish's education history demonstrates a commitment to both business and technological studies, with a particular interest in finance, computer science, entrepreneurship, and start-ups.