Sebastian Saint Arroman

Sebastian Saint Arroman has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Sebastian began their career in 2013 as an Intern Structural Engineer at Webb Yates Engineers, where they gained valuable experience for a few months.

In 2014, they returned to Webb Yates Engineers for another internship as a Structural Engineer. This experience helped him further develop their skills in the field.

Sebastian then moved on to work as an Intern - Actuarial Retirement at Willis Towers Watson in 2016. This internship provided him with exposure to actuarial consulting.

In 2017, they were promoted to the position of Actuarial Consultant at Willis Towers Watson, where they continued to enhance their skills in the actuarial field until 2018.

Next, Sebastian joined Global as a Commercial Analyst in 2018. This role allowed him to gain insights into the commercial aspect of business operations.

In 2019, they transitioned to Captify® as a Quantitative Research Analyst, where they conducted research and analysis related to machine learning. Later, they took on the role of Machine Learning Engineer, contributing to the development of machine learning models.

Sebastian's journey continued at Accor in 2022, where they served as a Senior Data Scientist. Sebastian contributed their expertise in data science until 2023.

Currently, Sebastian Saint Arroman is working as a Model Developer at hyperexponential, where they apply their skills and knowledge in model development and related areas.

Sebastian Saint Arroman's education history begins in 2005, when they attended Bacon's College for their secondary and sixth form education. Sebastian then went on to the University of Cambridge, where they enrolled in 2012 and studied mathematics for one year. Following this, Sebastian pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Manufacturing Engineering at the University of Cambridge from 2013 to 2016. Sebastian continued their education at the same institution by completing a Master of Engineering degree in Manufacturing Engineering from 2016 to 2017.