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James Malcolm

Supporter · DISC type s
CSR - Field Operations at U.S. Small Business Administration
📍 Washington DC-Baltimore Area, United States

James is an experienced financial and risk analyst, with a background at major firms like Morgan Stanley and Guidehouse. He is currently enhancing his expertise by pursuing dual Masters degrees—an MBA and an MS in Financial Mathematics—at Johns Hopkins University, specializing in Python and financial modeling.

He is simultaneously pursuing two distinct Masters degrees from Johns Hopkins University.

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Experience
4 Years
Current Role
CSR - Field Operations
Location
Washington DC-Baltimore Area, United States
Personality Overview

How James shows up

Procedural
Calm
Risk-averse

They prefer to follow rules and procedures. They are motivated by the potential impact of their decision on the organization. They are unlikely to become strong champions as they don't prefer pushing other people.

Priorities

Topics James cares about

Financial Risk
Gained direct experience in operational and product risk during his tenure as both an Analyst and an Associate at Morgan Stanley.
Quantitative Finance
His concurrent study for an MBA and a Master's in Financial Mathematics highlights a strong focus on quantitative approaches to business.
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Career

Work history

10-2024 - 4-2025
CSR - Field Operations
U.S. Small Business Administration
6-2023 - 8-2023
Associate | Operational and Product Risk
Morgan Stanley
12-2022 - 6-2023
Analyst | Operational and Product Risk
Morgan Stanley
11-2020 - 5-2021
Financial Analyst
Guidehouse
9-2018 - 5-2020
Stock Associate
Crate and Barrel
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Media appearances

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Education
1-2025 - 6-2027
Master of Business Administration - MBA
The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School
8-2025 - 6-2027
Master of Science - MS
Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering
Social presence
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Behavioral profile

DISC profile (public)

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Steadiness (S)

Steadiness (S) reflects the degree to which a person is likely to focus on cooperation, support and taking everyone along. Those scoring high tend to be consistent and calm.

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