Martin Lurger

Academic Tutor at UCD Quinn School of Business for Business Analytics

Responsibilities: - Coordinate detailed logistics to support incoming exchange students with housing and registration needs - Collaborate with team to organize activities and trips for up to 80 participants in various European countries, such as Hungary and Poland

- Austrian manufacturing company’s market entry in China - researched possible market niches and established a report about sales potential, which resulted in not entering the Chinese market due to a lack of sales possibilities - Chinese company in the energy and environmental industry - generated extensive research for potential Austrian suppliers, based on size, legal form and former trading partners, which resulted in various trade relations

Responsibilities: - Developed an investment strategy for sight assets of multiple billion Euro volume to optimize revenue while fulfilling ECB regulations, using statistic software “R”, which resulted in an approval of the ECB - Collaborated within multicultural teams concerning strategic orientation of financial products for Central and Eastern European daughter banks

- Instructed skiing in English and basic Japanese to groups of 25 students - Acted as a cultural liaison between Japanese and European instructors by moderating issues and teaching cultural awareness and behavioral differences

- Developed an investment strategy for sight assets of multiple billion Euro volume to optimize revenue while fulfilling ECB regulations, using statistic software “R”, which resulted in an approval of the ECB - Analyzed consumer behavior of Central and Eastern European entities’ clients by applying econometric models, which resulted in an acknowledgment of the introduced model

- Programming for Analytics - Statistics and Simulation Models - Optimization in Business - Smart Systems (Machine learning)

Courses in: - international economics and finance - intermediate microeconomics - political economy - film photography - logic and moral reasoning

- International Economics and Finance - Money and the Business Cycle - Institutional Economics