Curiosity

Education

Formally, a double bachelor's in Econometrics & Mathematics. Informally, whatever holds my attention long enough to write down — the subjects below, plus what I actually read and build.

2023–27

BSc Econometrics & Data Science / Mathematics

University of Amsterdam · double bachelor’s

Mathematical EconomicsEconometricsProbability & StatisticsLinear AlgebraTime Series AnalysisMachine LearningFinanceMicro-/MacroeconomicsClassical MechanicsQuantum PhysicsElectrodynamicsThermodynamics

Mathematics

The structure underneath everything else — proofs, linear algebra, probability. I like it most when it stops being abstract and starts explaining something real.

Linear AlgebraProbability & StatisticsTime Series Analysis

Econometrics

Turning theory into something that has to survive contact with real data — markets, forecasts, decisions that cost real money if the model is wrong.

Mathematical EconomicsMicro-/MacroeconomicsMachine LearningFinance

Physics

Where I go for the questions math and econometrics don't ask — how things actually move, hold together, and fall apart.

Classical MechanicsQuantum PhysicsElectrodynamicsThermodynamics

The degree above is the formal version of this. Below: what I’ve actually read, my lecture notes, and the Notion system I built to keep track of all of it.