QUALIFICATIONS: • Five years of experience in statistic modeling and analysis. • Good understanding of principle in the fields of statistic inference, probability theory, nonparametric statistics, Bayesian statistics, generalize linear model, spatial analysis, multivariate statistics, machine learning, data mining, time series, survival analysis, linear & nonlinear models, stochastic process, missing data. • Excellent Computer programming and mathematical skill. • Excellent problem–framing and problem–solving skills. • Exceptional ability to convey statistical concepts and methodologies verbally and in writing. • Strong team player with ability to work independently.

Senior Statistician @ Work as a data scientist in Branded Book Decision Sciences department. Building credit risk models used across different LOB in the company. Work as model developer for different models. Response for model monitoring and maintenance. From July 2014 to Present (1 year 6 months) PHD Student @ RESEARCH/WORK DESCRIPTION: • Proposed a novel methodology on building statistical model using Bayesian Lasso method to detect rare variants and gene-environmental interactions in complex disease association study. • Dealing with large data and longitudinal data using data mining method. CONFERENCE PRESENTATION/POSTER: • 2014 presentation and poster "Detection of Dynamic Effects of Rare Haplotypes and Their Interaction with Environmental Factor on Complex Disease", 2014 Joint Statistical Meetings, Boston, MA. • 2014 poster, "Detection of Dynamic Effects of Rare Haplotypes and Their Interaction with Environmental Factor on Complex Disease", Road to Collaboration: NCH and OSU Human Genetics Community, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Columbus OH. • 2013 presentation, "Detecting longitudinal effects of haplotypes and smoking on hypertension using B-Splines and Logistic Bayesian Lasso", "Statistics at the Crossroads: Its Multifaceted Impact on the Society" symposium, the Universityof Akron, Akron OH. • 2013 poster, "Detecting longitudinal effects of haplotypes and smoking on hypertension using B-Splines and Logistic Bayesian Lasso", Statistics/Biostatistics poster session, The Ohio State University, Columbus OH. • 2012 presentation, "Detecting longitudinal effects of haplotypes and smoking on hypertension using B-Splines and Logistic Bayesian Lasso", Genetic Analysis Workshop 18, Stevenson WA. From September 2009 to July 2014 (4 years 11 months) Columbus, Ohio AreaTeaching Assistant @ Recitation leader for two introductory statistics class: 1350 - Elementary Statistics and 1430 - Statistics for the Business Sciences. Recitation leader for senior undergraduate class: 4201 - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics I and 4202 - Introduction to Mathematical Statistics II. Teaching assistant for graduate courses: 6802 - Statistical Theory II, 6620 - Environmental Statistics, 6650 - Discrete Data Analysis and 7540 - Theory of Stochastic Processes. From March 2011 to June 2014 (3 years 4 months)

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Statistics @ The Ohio State University From 2009 to 2014 Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.), Computer Science @ Tsinghua University Shuang Xia is skilled in: R, SAS, SQL, Unix Shell Scripting, unix, linux, C, Matlab, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Research, Programming, Teaching