Adrian Medina González
Finance & Operations · CMU Tepper Class of 2026
Analyst who turns messy data into decisions — from corporate banking analytics to end-to-end project execution.
Finance & Operations · CMU Tepper Class of 2026
Analyst who turns messy data into decisions — from corporate banking analytics to end-to-end project execution.
I'm a business administration student at Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business, concentrating in finance with a minor in economics, and graduating in 2026. I grew up in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and I'm fully bilingual in Spanish and English.
What I enjoy most is the intersection of analysis and action: building the model, then owning what happens next. In corporate banking, that meant not just quantifying which products kept clients loyal, but presenting the findings to leadership and coordinating the follow-through across teams. Before college, years of hands-on volunteer leadership taught me how to run operations on tight budgets — skills I've been using ever since.
I'm currently seeking entry-level financial analyst and operations roles where I can bring that same mix of rigor and ownership.
Corporate Banking Summer Intern
Analyzed service usage across the bank's 350 corporate clients to identify which products drive primary-bank relationships, and presented the findings to the corporate banking leadership team to sharpen cross-selling and retention strategy. Separately, owned the data workstream for a cash reserve vendor transition — cleaning and structuring account data spanning 290 clients and 450 locations, and building the Power BI dashboard leadership used to track the migration.
Participant
Built investment pitches for three companies raising Series A and B rounds, backing each thesis with market sizing, competitive positioning, and comparables analysis. Won the capstone award for best pitch among nearly 75 participants.
Founded and led a student volunteer group that delivered meals and protective equipment to a low-income senior center through the COVID-19 pandemic, recruiting the team and running preparation and contactless distribution logistics.
Ran weekly grocery procurement feeding all 28 residents — managing budgets and inventory end to end, and negotiating in-kind sponsorships with local food suppliers to stretch program funds.
Accountable for daily roll calls and formations of a 65-member company, delegating and quality-checking maintenance duties ahead of formal inspections.
I'd love to connect about analyst and operations opportunities — or anything involving good data and hard problems.