Arnold has 35+ years of experience in various branches of engineering and R&D management during which time he has pursued a central theme: Developing methods for predicting the behavior of random processes that are widely believed to be highly unpredictable. He has applied these methods to video compression, Internet traffic management, quantitative financial trading, and the optimization of inter-planetary space-probe trajectories. His work in quantitative trading is based on the exploitation of regularities in the random dynamics of financial instruments (e.g. S&P 500 futures contracts). These regularities are not discernable using conventional statistical methods and/or are assumed by conventional finance theory to not exist. Mr. Englander’s engineering and R&D management career has included large corporations and entrepreneurial starts ups. He has a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of New Hampshire, a Masters of Electrical Engineering (M.S.E.E) from Yale, and a Masters of Architecture (M.Arch.) from Yale.
Interesting Facts About Arnold- When Arnold was in his thirties, his son and then daughter were born. He was working on his Ph.D. at Yale, but finally received his Ph.D. at University of New Hampshire in 2021. He did not want to raise his children in married student housing, so he picked up the family, left New Haven, and started a career long, accomplished, and very fun career in hi-tech. Eventually his kids grew up and got their very own Ph. D’s, before him, which is why he is so excited to have finally received his later in life. He’s excited to finally be finishing his. His wonderful wife is incredibly down-to-earth and sensible. She keeps him – and somedays his brainy kids – anchored.