Ethan Fang
Based out of the Bay Area. I spend most of my time in math modeling, AI research, and engineering.
I graduated in 4 years from Case Western Reserve University in May 2026 with a dual BS/MS degree in computer science. During my time there, I cofounded the quant finance club, grew the tennis club to record participation, and did lots of research.
Currently, I am a quantitative analyst at KeyBank where I model expected loss for the bank's portfolio. I am the youngest person to ever be hired into my role at Key, and I own several features within the commercial and industrial portfolio. I enjoy doing research in my spare time, focused primarily on ML and financial markets.
I am passionate about researching and building technologies that create meaningful real-world impact. My interests include sustainability, human-centered AI, and athletic performance.
Work
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KeyBank · Lead Quantitative Analytics Associate
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Case Western Reserve University · Research Assistant
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Clarity · Growth
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KeyBank · Quantitative Analytics Intern
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MISCO Refractometer · Engineer Intern
Research
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Perpetual Text Generation
Used temperature to try and dynamically push the model past the EOS token.
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Q-Learned CNN Branch Selection
Used a Q-learned agent to select the best branches in CNNs.
Projects
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iLiterate
As a second generation immigrant, I speak my native language (Mandarin) but struggle to read fluently. I built iLiterate as an easy way for other second gen immigrants to develop their reading skills.
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XRDimage
Python package that identifies alpha and beta rings in noisy X-ray diffraction images so researchers can run downstream analysis. Published to PyPI.