Rangel Milushev
CTO @ Crimson Analytics
Harvard College Senior
Email: rangel@crimsonanalytics.net
Phone: (+359) 885101888
Web: www.crimsonanalytics.com
About me
I'm passionate about tech, entrepreneurship, CS, economics and psychology. My latest obsession is Blockchain and Crypto. I plan to pursue a career path in the intersection between Computer Science and Economics.
I'm always open to discussing new and exciting business ideas, and tech projects (although I would never turn down a good discussion about the future of algorithmic communism). My secret guitly love (to my dear girlfriend - I'm sorry) is prediction markets and algorithmic trading. I do enjoy building an open-sourced project here and there and I promise to be sharing everything with you on this website.
My Portfolio
My Skills
Technical Skills
Language Skills
Job Experiences
Co-Founder & CTO
@ Crimson Analytics Ltd.
2018 April - Current
Sofia, Bulgaria
Crimson Analytics is a Cryptocurrency Investment and Blockchain Consulting company registered in Sofia, Bulgaria. The company manages an investment portfolio, conducts algorithmic trading research and Cryptocurrency market research. As the CTO, I develop algorithmic trading models, ensure fund security for our clients, and maintain our databases.
Co-Founder & CEO
@ Cartesian Network
2018 August - 2019 May
Cambridge, MA
At Cartesian Network, we aimed to solve a growing problem affecting college campuses around the United States, Europe, the Middle East and beyond: the lack of an environment of free expression and representation of thoughts, ideas and beliefs. We were creating an anonymous and secure community referendum network through the power of blockchain that enables anyone in the community to ask, share and debate issues that are central to that community freely on our platform.
Teaching Fellow
@ CS50: Introduction To Computer Science
2016 August - 2017 January
Harvard University
An entry-level course taught by Professor David J. Malan, CS50 teaches students how to think algorithmically and solve problems efficiently. Topics include abstraction, algorithms, data structures, encapsulation, resource management, security, software engineering, and web development. Languages include C, PHP, and JavaScript plus SQL, CSS, and HTML. Problem sets inspired by real-world domains of biology, cryptography, finance, forensics, and gaming. After taking CS50 myself in my first year of college, I became a teaching fellow during my sophomore (second) year. As a Teaching Fellow, I was leading sections, holding office hours and grading homework.
Education Details
A.B. Computer Science
@ Harvard College
2015 August - Current
Cambridge, MA
At Harvard, I am a part of the Blockchain Club, the European Society and the Bulgarian Club.
"Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with about 6,700 undergraduate students and about 15,250 post graduate students. Established in 1636 and named for its first benefactor, clergyman John Harvard, Harvard is the United States' oldest institution of higher learning, and its history, influence, and wealth have made it one of the world's most prestigious universities." ~ Wikipedia
High School Diploma
@ 91st German Language School
2010 August - 2015 June
Sofia, Bulgaria
SAT Reasoning Test: 2180; Critical Reading 740, Math 800, Writing 640;
SAT Subject: Math Level 2 800, Physics 760, German 770
Certificates: CAE Grade A, Toefl Score 115, DSD II.
The 91st German Language School in Sofia, Bulgaria, has held the highest ranking out of all public high schools in the country for the last 17 years. The whole curriculum is in German and there is a heavy emphasis on preparing the students to live and study in Germany after getting their high-school diplomas. At high school, I was the charter president of the Interact Club, the founding president of the Mathematics club, an active member of the Jugend Forscht national team and the captain of the school mathematics team.
GitHub Highlights
Trade on a single stock using our SRSA and Q-Learning trading agents on Quantopian!
Understand my passion about prediction markets! Find out more about the LMSR automated market maker and its shortcomings!
Interested in learning more about how blockchain can be used to verify and validate contracts? Get aqcuainted with VeriSign.
Auctions are fun. They become even more fun when bots compete. Take a look at our design for a bidding agent meant to participate in a generalized second-price auction.
Interested in making matrix multiplications run faster? Check out my implementation of the Strassen Matrix Multiplication in C++.