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Linda Yao wasn’t the type of kid who was dead-set on becoming a lawyer or doctor when she grew up. With wide-eyed curiosity and a bit of indecisiveness, she was tugged in dozens of different directions until she landed at #HarvardSEAS, where she chose an applied math concentration because of the field’s flexibility. It should come as no surprise that Yao, director of mergers and acquisitions and business development at @Lenovo, has found a role that is impossible to narrowly define. In the company’s Data Center Group, Yao seeks to build partnerships and explore new business models to keep the company at the leading edge of a constantly transforming industry. “I like the fact that my work is truly multidisciplinary,” said Yao, A.B. ’10. “Every M&A transaction is defined by a bunch of disciplines that all come together, like finance, strategy, project management, negotiation, law, etc. It ensures I’m never bored.” ⠀ #Harvard #HarvardAlumni #appliedmath #businessdevelopment #mergersandacquisitions #multidisciplinary #datacenter (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)

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Jennifer 8. Lee, A.B. ’99 (applied math), has been featured in a @harvardmagazine article chronicling her quest to inspire the creation of a dumpling emoji. She serves as vice-chair of the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee, a group that helps decide what images deserve to be an emoji, and is now working on an emoji documentary. Lee is also founder of Emojination, a grassroots group that seeks to make emoji approval an inclusive, representative process. Lee, a former New York Times reporter and author of the Fortune Cookie Chronicles, which traces the history of the Chinese-American experience through the lens of food, is also cofounder of the literary studio Plympton.⠀ #Harvard #HarvardSEAS #Alumni #appliedmath #HarvardAlumni #emoji #emojis #activist #founder (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvOyqmhH7SJ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1po0wf6yhpzos

Ben Zauzmer, A.B. ’15 (applied math) discussed the political nature of this year’s Academy Award-nominated films in an interview with BBC World News. Since he was a Harvard undergrad, Zauzmer has used mathematical modeling to predict the winners of the Academy Awards each year. He writes about his predictions for the @hollywoodreporter.⠀ #Harvard #HarvardSEAS #HarvardAlumni #math #appliedmath #academyawards #oscars @bbcnews (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences) https://www.instagram.com/p/Butc8LJnyK-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=92qpwwbc2lig

For the fashion-focused applied math concentrator Tallulah Axinn, A.B. '18, user-centered design is always in style. At #HarvardSEAS, Axinn has used applied math and computer science to study, through a usability perspective, how to redesign an electronic health record to be more usable for clinicians, enabling them to extract information easily and retain information that can be lost in a hospital room. At the same time, she's pursued her interest in fashion by serving as costume designer for a campus play and working with IDENTITIES, a Harvard student-run fashion show that sources clothes from designers from around the world. "I’ve always enjoyed the problem-solving nature of applied math. What excites me about math is that, it might not always be clear what tools you need to find a solution to a problem," she said. "I like that I’m able to build from a framework of tools, and then apply them to different areas and solve problems that may not appear to have such a linear approach."⠀ #Harvard #Harvard18 #LifeatSEAS #student #seniorprofile #appliedmath #fashion (at Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences)