Jiyang Liu (Carl), Pmp
About Jiyang Liu (Carl), Pmp
Jiyang Liu, also known as Carl, is a Senior Strategy Analyst at PRA Group in Norfolk, Virginia, with a background in finance and project management. He holds an MBA from William & Mary and has extensive experience in various roles across different companies, including project management in offshore environments and financial analysis.
Work at PRA Group
Jiyang Liu has been employed at PRA Group since 2020, serving as a Senior Strategy Analyst. In this role, he contributes to strategic initiatives and analysis within the company, which is publicly traded on Nasdaq under the ticker PRAA. His tenure at PRA Group spans four years, and he is based in Norfolk, Virginia.
Education and Expertise
Jiyang Liu holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from William & Mary – Raymond A. Mason School of Business, where he studied from 2018 to 2020. He also earned a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from Hebei University of Technology from 2007 to 2011. His educational background is complemented by his proficiency in SQL, SAS, and VBA, indicating strong technical skills in data analysis and programming.
Professional Background
Before joining PRA Group, Jiyang Liu held various positions at William & Mary, including Graduate Assistant in Finance and Online Programs Finance Tutor. He also worked as an Equity Analyst for the Frank Batten Fund. His earlier experience includes roles at D&R Subsea Co., Ltd, where he served as Manager of the Project Management Department and Manager Commercial, as well as a Translator and Assistant to the General Manager. Additionally, he interned at SiriusXM in Subscriber Planning & Analysis and worked as a Supply Chain Intern at Eternal Asia.
Achievements and Skills
Jiyang Liu possesses extensive project management experience, particularly in challenging offshore environments, which highlights his adaptability and resilience. He has demonstrated endurance and perseverance through a 1300+ mile cycling journey in Tibet over more than 30 days. He has also passed the Financial Risk Manager (FRM) Level I exam, showcasing his expertise in risk management. Furthermore, he is fluent in both English and Chinese, enhancing his communication capabilities.