About

Jean Joseph

I’m a PhD mathematician, and I assist founders, CTOs, and technical leaders in solving hard problems.

My clients come to me when they need to turn their ideas into mathematics or algorithms. Sometimes their model is not functioning, or their data does not make sense. Most times, they have already attempted everything.

I take the time to understand their ideas, develop the right mathematical tools or algorithms, fix any problems, and turn them into working code. Then I explain everything clearly enough that everyone on the team understands my solutions.

Some of my hobbies are mathematics, programming, running, and reading.

The Problem I Solve

I started my practice because companies and individuals needed someone who could think deeply about the mathematics AND then sit down and write the code.

Someone who could read research papers AND turn them into tools that actually work.

Someone who could use data and develop the right mathematical and statistical methods to provide actional insights.

Someone who could craft the perfect technical papers for real impact.

That’s what I do.

Background

  • PhD in Mathematics, Florida Atlantic University
  • Bachelor of Science (with honors) in Mathematics with physics coursework (including Einstein’s relativity and quantum physics)
  • Member of the American Mathematical Society (AMS) & Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
  • 6+ years working with companies in fintech, gaming, education, healthcare, real estate, and analytics
  • Based in the United States

I have experience in several areas of mathematics at the research and graduate levels, some of which are:

Type theory

Real analysis

Complex analysis

Category theory

Graph theory

Hypergraph theory

Combinatorics

Elliptic curves

Probability theory

Mathematical logic

Set theory

Abstract algebra

Topology

Algebraic topology

Linear algebra

Differential equations

I have programmed in Python, C++, C#, Q#, JavaScript, EasyLanguage, Lean (theorem prover), and Coq (theorem prover).

What Makes My Approach Different

Mathematical Rigor

I do not provide surface-level fixes. I delve into the actual mathematics required to solve your problem. When something breaks, I identify the underlying issue and implement a solution.

Practical Implementation

You will not receive a PDF full of equations (unless you need them). Instead, you will get working code, functional prototypes, and tools that you can actually use.

Clear Communication

I am able to explain complex mathematics to non-technical people without oversimplifying the information.

Research Synthesis

Sometimes the solution exists in academic papers, but the connections between them have not been made. I can read research literature, extract the useful information, and turn it into something that I or your team can implement.

How I Work

I’m straightforward: I’ll tell you whether I can solve your problem or not. I’ll inform you how long it will take and what it will cost. And I’ll stay in touch throughout the entire project.

My approach is based on rigor, reliability, honesty, and clear communication. I take the time to understand what you are actually trying to accomplish, and I’m always available when you have questions.

I believe that every difficult problem can be solved with the right mathematical techniques and the right technology.

Problems I've Solved

Some examples of what I've worked on:

  • A client had a manual spreadsheet system for predictions. I turned it into an algorithm and desktop app. What took hours now takes minutes.
  • A medical imaging algorithm had a mathematical error nobody could find for months. I found it, fixed it, and reimplemented it. It works now.
  • A client needed a specific financial analysis technique but didn’t know if it existed. I read over 30 research papers, synthesized the methods, and created a working technique they could use.
  • A retail startup needed a machine learning system to identify products from videos and rank purchasing sites. I designed the architecture. Their engineers built it. They launched.
  • NFT game developers needed their economies balanced before launch. I created the mathematical models and ran simulations. No chaos, no disaster.

Let's Talk About Your Project

If your problem is genuinely difficult, standard solutions haven’t worked, and you need someone who can handle both the mathematics AND the implementation – let’s talk.

2025 Conferences and Talks

Conferences

AI Cybersecurity Summit (SANS Institute, March 2025)

Emerging Threats Summit (SANS Institute, May 2025)

Volatility and Risk in Quant Finance (CQF Institute, June 2025)

AI and Machine Learning in Quant Finance (CQF Institute, September 2025)

Big Data LDN (September 2025)

Fall Eastern Sectional Meeting (American Mathematical Society, October 2025)

Talks

Advances in Quantum Optimization Solvers for Near-term Hardware and Beyond, (CQF Institute, February 2025)

(Speaker: Dr. Davide Venturelli)

AI Security Controls Guidelines Release (SANS institute, March 2025)

(Speaker: Rob Lee)

Using LLMs, Embeddings, and Similarity to Assist DFIR Analysis (SANS Institute, March 2025)

(Speakers: Matthew Seyer and Devanshi Agnihotri)

Securing the Grid: AI's Promise for Cyber Resilience in Power Systems (SANS Institute, March 2025)

(Speaker: Richard Macwan)

Unlocking Cyber Insights with AI: Using ML and LLMs for Next-Gen Analysis (SANS Institute, March 2025)

(Speaker: Xenia Mountrouidou)

Threat Modeling Agentic AI Systems: Proactive Strategies for Security and Resilience (SANS Institute, April 2025)

(Speaker: Helen Oakley)

Watching the Watchers: Safeguards and Security for Artificial Intelligence systems (SANS Institute, April 2025)

(Speaker: Eoin Wickens)

Quantum Primer - Opportunities and Threats (SANS Institute, May 2025)

(Speaker: Kawin Boonyapredee)

Preparing for the Quantum Threat: Practical Steps for Cybersecurity Teams (SANS Institute, May 2025)

(Speaker: Marin Ivezic)

Post-Quantum Cryptography: Why It's Secure (SANS Institute, May 2025)

(Speaker: Konstantinos Karagiannis)

A Field Guide to PQC Migration - Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (SANS Institute, May 2025)

(Speaker: Mark Carney)

Securing Communications in the Human Supply Chain (SANS Institute, May 2025)

(Speaker: Christine Gadsby)

LLM SATs FTW (SANS Institute, May 2025)

(Speaker: Scott Roberts)

Multivariate Additive Subordination with Applications in Finance (CQF Institute, June 2025)

(Speaker: Professor Laura Ballotta)

A Stylized History of Quantitative Finance (CQF Institute, June 2025)

(Speaker: Professor Emanuel Derman)

A Revolution in Risk Management (CQF Institute, June 2025)

(Speaker: Dr. Rick Bookstaber)

Advances in Quantum Machine Learning (CQF Institute, September 2025)

(Speaker: Dr. Oleksiy Kondratyev)

Beyond Agent-Washing: From Idea to Infrastructure (CQF Institute, September 2025)

(Speaker: Nicole Königstein)

Graph-Based Learning for Commodity Futures: Harnessing Temporal Knowledge Graph Triples with GNNs (CQF Institute, September 2025)

(Speaker: Tony Guida)

AI/ML in Systematic Investing and Trading: Recent Advances and Challenges Ahead (CQF Institute, September 2025)

(Speaker: Dr. Petter Kolm)

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