Qin Su
About Qin Su
Qin Su is a Lead Data Analyst specializing in Fraud Risk at Afterpay, with extensive experience in data analysis and risk management across various companies. He holds multiple degrees in Business Analytics, Mathematics, and Insurance and Risk Management from prestigious institutions.
Current Role at Afterpay
Qin Su serves as the Lead Data Analyst in Fraud Risk at Afterpay. In this role, he is responsible for analyzing data to identify and mitigate fraud risks associated with transactions. His expertise in data analytics and risk management contributes to the company's efforts in ensuring secure payment processes. Since joining Afterpay in 2021, he has focused on enhancing the fraud detection systems and improving overall risk assessment methodologies.
Previous Experience in Data Analysis
Prior to his current position, Qin Su worked as a Quantitative Risk Analyst at Signifyd since 2017. His role involved analyzing data patterns to assess risk and develop strategies for fraud prevention. Additionally, he held a position at Accenture as a Business Analyst in Google Trust and Safety Operations from 2015 to 2017, where he contributed to enhancing safety protocols and risk management processes.
Educational Background
Qin Su has a strong educational foundation in analytics and risk management. He earned a Master of Science in Business Analytics and Project Management from the University of Connecticut School of Business, completing his studies from 2014 to 2015. Prior to that, he obtained another Master of Science in Mathematics with a focus on Actuarial Science from the University of Connecticut from 2012 to 2013. His undergraduate studies were completed at Nankai University, where he received a Bachelor of Applied Science in Insurance and Risk Management from 2008 to 2012.
Early Career Experience
Qin Su began his career in the insurance sector, working as a Claims Analyst at People's Insurance Company of China in 2010. He also gained experience as a Business Analyst at ING in Hong Kong for one month in 2011. His brief tenure at MetLife as an Actuarial Analyst in Beijing City, China, in 2014 further solidified his analytical skills before transitioning to roles in data analysis.