Vanessa Feng

Credit and portfolio risk. Incoming Analyst at J.P. Morgan in New York; Data Science and Economics at UC San Diego, 2027.

30⁠–⁠35% fewer false positives on Lima One Capital’s loan watchlist, from a filter she built on its probability‑of‑default model.

2024San Diego

Probability of default model

Project, Jan⁠–⁠May 2024

300 → 10candidate variables cut to the final model

  • A logistic-regression model of credit card default. Vintage curves set a 6‑month performance window; roll-rate analysis tracked accounts within it.
  • Narrowed the candidate variables with break-and-heal binning, weight of evidence and information value, stepwise regression and cluster analysis.
  • Set warning and breach thresholds for ongoing monitoring.
KS
55%
PSI
13%
MAPE
10%

2024San Francisco

Rappo

VC Analyst Intern, Jun⁠–⁠Sep 2024

200+investors pitched with the deck she designed

  • Designed the 10+ slide pitch deck Rappo used with 200+ investors to raise its first round.
  • Built a database of 500+ target investors with Python and web scraping, with a risk-appetite scorecard for fit that improved targeting accuracy 50%+.
  • Mined keywords and language patterns from 50+ VC blogs with the OpenAI GPT API; the resulting content template reached 5,000+ impressions, with 12% conversion and 34% click-through.

2025Greenville

Lima One Capital

Credit Risk Intern, May⁠–⁠Aug 2025

30⁠–⁠35%fewer false positives on the loan watchlist

  • Piped the probability‑of‑default model into the watchlist as a loan filter, saving about 10 hours of manual review a month for the Credit and Servicing teams.
  • Tested 8 model thresholds against recall, precision, accuracy and ROC‑AUC; chose the one that kept recall above 0.90 with the other metrics at or above firm benchmarks.
  • Built Datarails dashboards that segment about 300 flagged loans a month by product, geography, vintage and sponsor.
  • Restructured the credit approval memo to quantify risk assessments; approval meetings ran about 50% faster.

2025New York

Morgan Stanley

Wealth Management Intern, Portfolio Risk Management, Aug⁠–⁠Sep 2025

$100MM+in client assets positioned by the team with the Excel forecasts she built

  • Tailored model portfolios for six new clients to their risk profiles, liquidity needs and existing exposure, and tested their long-term goals with Monte Carlo simulation.
  • Designed duration- and credit-appropriate fixed income strategies for 10+ client portfolio reviews with the financial planning team.
  • Screened and modelled 10+ US large- and mid-cap stocks; built the Excel forecasts through 2028 that the team used for tactical positioning of $100MM+ in client assets.
  • Assessed 5 private market funds in infrastructure, real estate and private credit for risk and client suitability, supporting asset allocation across 50+ client portfolios.

2026New York

J.P. Morgan

Asset Management Summer Analyst, Jun⁠–⁠Aug 2026

Returns full-time as an Analyst in New York.

  • 2027

    UC San Diego

    B.S. Data Science and B.A. Economics, 2023⁠–⁠2027. GPA 3.75.

    Econometrics, Financial Accounting, Financial Statement Modeling, Data Modeling, Machine Learning & Application, Data Management

  • 2026

    Securities Industry Essentials (SIE)

    FINRA

  • 2025

    Analyzing Financial Reports

    Wall Street Prep

  • 2024

    Excel Skills for Business

    Goldman Sachs

  • 2021

    The President’s Volunteer Service Award

    AmeriCorps

  • Bloomberg Finance Fundamentals

    Bloomberg

  • English (native), Chinese (native), French (elementary)

  • Python, SQL, Java, Snowflake, Tableau, Datarails, Excel, PowerPoint