
Qiming Wang [resume]
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Research Interests (fun part)
- Deep learning ( Image Painting demo, More here )
- Fluid
Mechanics
- Biofluids (tissue mechanics, morphogenesis)
- Computational Methods, fast linear algebra
(boundary integral method, pseudo-spectral, low-rank
approximation etc)
- Interactive AI
Contact Information
Model Validation, Scotia Bank
Toronto, ON
Phone: # 416-400-8802
Email: qiming.wang@scotiabank.com or qw6@njit.edu
Education
- Deep Learning & Reinforcement Learning Summer School,
@Vector Institute, @UofT, Toronto, ON, Canada, 2018
- PhD in Applied Mathematics, NJIT, USA 2010

- BS in Mathematics, Nanjing University, China
2005

Industrial Experience
- Senior Manager, 2021-present, Model Validation & Approval, Scotia Bank (Toronto)
- Leading various projects and coordinating between counterparties and different teams, including Group Treasury Balance Sheet Management team, Market Risk Management team and other validation and audit teams.
- Maintaining and enhancing functionalities for in-house built Bancware ALM6 benchmark models (C++) to calculate bank's Structure Interest Rate Risk (SIRR) measurements (Gap/EVE/NII), to comply with OSFI B12.
- Prototyping a Python code to handle all parameter related downstream impact calculations associated with ALM6 engine.
- Built Python solver to replicate an excel-based Bond Pricing model and to conduct stress testing with flexibility.
- Extended SAS based ARIMA analysis to both Python and R code for time series related modeling projects.
- Validated Mortgage prepayment CPR models for International Banking (IB) countries, internal capital models (IC) from different perspectives (business risk, concentration, retail/non-retail sectors etc), fraud model using XGBoosting method and so on.
- Senior Manager, 2018-2021, Internal Rating Management, Scotia Bank (Toronto)
- Developing and enhancing the methodology of risk
quantification (PD/LGD/UGD)
- Manager, 2016-2018, Internal Rating Management, Scotia
Bank (Toronto)
- Risk parameters estimate for non-retail portfolio
- Probabilistic model on estimating probability of default
(PD)
- Data analyst, 2015-2016, TMX group for transaction
data analysis (Toronto)
Academic Experience
- Researcher:
- Researcher 2013-2016 Fields Institute/York University,
Toronto, Canada
- Postdoc fellow 2011- 2013 UBC, Canada
- Research Associate 2010 - 2011 NJIT, USA
- Teaching
- Ordinary differential equations, 2011 NJIT
- Calculus, Advanced linear algebra 2012-2013 UBC
- Calculus, Symbolic computation lab I, Mathematical Modelling
M4090, M6931 (graduate), York University
Publications
Projects