About Jasmine

I’m currently a Coterm student at Stanford University finishing up a BA in Psychology and a Masters of Science in Computer Science, with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction. During my first year at Stanford, I worked as a Marketing & Communications intern for an EdTech startup based out of Singapore, developing and implementing a marketing and SEO strategy. Through this internship, I realized my passion for problem-solving in team settings and pivoted to management consulting. For the past two summers, I worked as a Summer Business Analyst at McKinsey & Company, helping build tailored solutions for our clients and exploring a wide range of industries from sustainability to petrochemicals to tech. This past summer, I'm took the interpersonal and technical skills I've learned to the tech industry to intern as a Project Manager in the Product Operations branch at the mid-sized software company Alteryx. After I graduate, however, I will be returning to McKinsey full-time as a Business Analyst. While at Stanford, I’ve been a part of Stanford Consulting, a student-run consulting organization focused on providing students with real-world experience and providing clients with results. Last year, I’ve had the opportunity to be a Project Director, which involves sourcing clients for the organization and leading a team of 5 wonderful consultants through two client engagements over the course of the year. When I’m not attending classes or hopping on client calls, I’m working as a Research Assistant in Professor Jeanne Tsai’s Culture & Emotion lab. I’m currently helping run a study investigating the effects of ideal emotions and responses to good news on relationship satisfaction in American and Japanese couples. In my spare time, I love travelling the world, trying new foods, and testing out my psych theories on my significant other.