F12
I built F12 to pull financial statements from SEC filings into one place. I’m now adding a way to turn those statements into Excel models with custom assumptions.
Project detailsI’m an economics student at Colorado College. I’m working on F12, a financial statement tool, and StrideSignal, a database for para track and field. This is where I keep my projects and write about what I’m learning.
ProjectsI built F12 to pull financial statements from SEC filings into one place. I’m now adding a way to turn those statements into Excel models with custom assumptions.
Project detailsI built a database of 38,712 para track performances, collected from results across the sport. I’m working on performance tracking and testing projection models against that data.
Project details02 / About
Economics student.
From Dallas, Texas.
Most of my work so far has been in financial research and data analysis. At Night of Superstars, I studied a decade of tuition data across 35+ Dallas–Fort Worth universities. The research contributed to a 60% increase in the scholarship budget and each award.
Before that, I interned at Agora AI, where I worked on break-even analyses and built a pricing model for the company’s first client. I’ve also worked as a server at Erickson Senior Living.
Studying economics at Colorado College, transferring to UT Dallas in spring 2027, and volunteering as a college admissions tutor on Schoolhouse.World.
I set out to automate financial modeling. Working through the filings convinced me the harder problem is interpreting what companies disclose, and that F12 has to solve that first.
The SIE prep book is done. As of October 24, I have logged 43.8 hours and 33 practice exams, and Achievable puts my exam readiness at 86%.
I finished the Wall Street Prep financial statement modeling course, then built a three-statement model for AT&T on the template I am writing myself.