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Sophomore finance student building practical finance skills

I study finance at Northeastern, combine coursework with hands-on experience, and am actively exploring roles that turn classroom knowledge into real projects.

Work samples

A concise collection of class projects and early practical work that show my growing skills in financial analysis, modeling, and applied problem solving.

  • The Open Network De-Fi Report
    The Open Network De-Fi Report

    The Open Network (TON) · Jul 2024

    The Open Network De-Fi Report

    Led ongoing market and news analysis for The Open Network (TON), a Telegram-integrated blockchain client, at The Agency Partnership. Analysed market trends and DeFi activity to inform brand strategy and fintech-focused PR positioning. Framed technical blockchain developments through a consumer finte

    BlockchainBusiness StrategyFintechExcelMarket Research
  • Global Business Environment (INTB1205)
    Global Business Environment (INTB1205)

    Dec 2026

    Global Business Environment (INTB1205)

    Led the financial analysis in a 6-person team assessing Warby Parker's entry into Singapore. Benchmarked Warby Parker's 2024 margins, returns, liquidity and turnover against Focus Point, a listed regional optical retailer, as Singapore's three main competitors publish no financials. Found that a −2.

About me

I study finance at Northeastern, combine coursework with hands-on experience, and am actively exploring roles that turn classroom knowledge into real projects.

My name is Ilya Andreychenko, a sophomore Economics & Business BS student at Northeastern University with a concentration in Finance. I am well-travelled and am well-versed in some practical work experiences. I am eager to explore how real-world projects fit into the start of my career.

Externships

Attronica Financial Planning & Analysis and Private Company Valuation Externship

Attronica

Experience

Junior Consultant

The Agency Partnership · June - July 2024

School-organized Leadership Program

Rushall Farms Program · January - April 2024

‘Wall Street 101’ Summer Program

Bentley University · June – July 2023

Education

Northeastern University

Undergraduate | Major: BS Economics & Business (Finance Concentration)

Bradfield College

International Baccalaureate · Class of 2025

International School of Monaco

International GCSEs · Class of 2023

Skills

Financial analysisExcel (financial modeling)Data interpretationCorporate finance basicsResearch and reporting
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The Open Network De-Fi Report

Led ongoing market and news analysis for The Open Network (TON), a Telegram-integrated blockchain client, at The Agency Partnership. Analysed market trends and DeFi activity to inform brand strategy and fintech-focused PR positioning. Framed technical blockchain developments through a consumer finte

BlockchainBusiness StrategyFintechExcelMarket Research

Overview

Led ongoing market and news analysis for The Open Network (TON), a Telegram-integrated blockchain client, at The Agency Partnership. Analysed market trends and DeFi activity to inform brand strategy and fintech-focused PR positioning. Framed technical blockchain developments through a consumer fintech lens given TON's Telegram user base. Built Excel-based data tables and analysis

The Open Network De-Fi Report
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Global Business Environment (INTB1205)

Led the financial analysis in a 6-person team assessing Warby Parker's entry into Singapore. Benchmarked Warby Parker's 2024 margins, returns, liquidity and turnover against Focus Point, a listed regional optical retailer, as Singapore's three main competitors publish no financials. Found that a −2.

Overview

Led the financial analysis in a 6-person team assessing Warby Parker's entry into Singapore. Benchmarked Warby Parker's 2024 margins, returns, liquidity and turnover against Focus Point, a listed regional optical retailer, as Singapore's three main competitors publish no financials. Found that a −2.6% net margin reflected store expansion, while $254M of liquidity could fund entry into a $435M mark

Global Business Environment (INTB1205)
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Bentley University “Wall Street 101”

Finished top of a 100-student class (ages 16–18) studying financial markets and trading strategies, using a 24-terminal Bloomberg trading room daily. With a 5-person team, optimized a 4-asset portfolio (SPY, US dollar, bonds, Bitcoin) in Excel, backtesting from 2010 and comparing max-Sharpe, max-inf

Bloomberg

Overview

Finished top of a 100-student class (ages 16–18) studying financial markets and trading strategies, using a 24-terminal Bloomberg trading room daily. With a 5-person team, optimized a 4-asset portfolio (SPY, US dollar, bonds, Bitcoin) in Excel, backtesting from 2010 and comparing max-Sharpe, max-information-ratio and target-beta allocations. Our final 55.5/17/15/12.5 mix returned 76% more than the

Bentley University “Wall Street 101”
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