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Built the taskCollected 38 submissionsScored on your rubric
All work 38Shortlist 4Improving 11FilterCompare pairs
Candidate College Previous internship Previous job What stood out Level Trend Stage
Westmore UniversityEconomics · 2027Business Analyst InternCobalt Freight · Summer 2025Teaching Assistant, Intro EconFound the real loss driver94↗ +2.2/moShortlisted
Kingsley CollegeFinance · 2026Strategy InternFieldstone Capital · Summer 2025Peer Tutor, StatisticsSized every fixClear memo88↗ +3.2/moShortlisted
Hartwell UniversityStatistics · 2027Data Analyst InternTidewater Analytics · Spring 2026Research Assistant, Econ LabNamed the key assumption91→ +0.4/moReviewing
Lakemont CollegeBusiness · 2026Operations InternHarbor & Pine · Summer 2025Shift Lead, Campus CaféStrong channel split87↗ +1.9/moReviewing
Carrow UniversityEconomics · 2027Research AssistantJuniper Health · Fall 2025Library AssistantPayback periods84↗ +0.9/moNew
Westmore UniversityApplied Math · 2026Product InternNorthwind Labs · Summer 2025Math TutorClear memo84↗ +1.1/moNew
Easterly UniversityFinance · 2027Finance InternLumen Grocery · Summer 2025Bookkeeping AssistantChecked the data85→ −0.1/moNew
Fairhaven TechComputer Science · 2026Analytics InternKestrel Robotics · Spring 2026IT Help DeskFound the real loss driver94↗ +0.6/moNew
Kingsley CollegeMarketing · 2027Growth InternMarlow Studio · Summer 2025Social Media AssistantSized every fix94↗ +1.5/moNew
Hartwell UniversityEconomics · 2026Consulting InternVireo Energy · Summer 2025Admissions Tour GuideClear memo88↗ +1.6/moNew
Maya PatelEconomics · Westmore University · 2027

What stood out

  • Split margin by order size and found the loss sits in small orders.
  • Gave every fix a payback period.
  • Named the one assumption that would change the answer.

Background

College
Westmore University
Internship
Business Analyst Intern, Cobalt Freight
Job
Teaching Assistant, Intro Econ

Record

Level
94 now
Trend
+2.2 pts / month
Tasks done
4 over 13 months
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