Christopher Coiran Ludwig

Political Science graduate with a minor in European Studies, combining policy research, quantitative analysis, and cross-functional business experience across three continents. Selected as runner-up in a globally competitive internship process at the Carter Center and accepted to Luiss School of Government's Parliamentary Democracy program in Rome. Skilled in OSINT and policy research, regulatory compliance, and drafting clear, concise reports under deadline pressure.

Applied coursework in artificial intelligence in business contexts (MITx), with a strong interest in AI, trade, data privacy, and cybersecurity policy.

Management Trainee at Termopin, Pinturas Termoplásticas y Señalización Vial (2026-02 – Present)

• Drive cross-functional operations across commercial, logistics, and administrative divisions of an industrial SME, managing 3 simultaneous workstreams and supporting senior leadership in strategic decision-making.
• Coordinate client portfolio follow-up and business development activities across Central American accounts, contributing to sustained commercial momentum.
• Generate competitive market intelligence reports on pricing and logistics trends to inform expansion strategy.

Investment Division Intern at Nobilis (2023-05 – 2023-08)

• Executed investment opportunity research across 5+ international markets using Bloomberg Terminal, producing risk-adjusted return analyses that directly informed portfolio allocation for high-net-worth clients.
• Monitored and analyzed client portfolios, contributing asset allocation recommendations aligned with individual risk profiles and market conditions.
• Maintained 100% on-time delivery of post-meeting client deliverables through structured stakeholder communication and follow-up systems.

Accounting Intern at Estudio Barbero (2024-05 – 2024-08)

• Prepared and reconciled financial statements for 10+ client accounts applying regulatory compliance standards, achieving a zero-error rate across all submissions.
• Restructured client data architecture across internal systems, improving record retrieval efficiency and ensuring audit-ready documentation.
• Recovered outstanding receivables through systematic follow-up protocols and supported 3+ supplier negotiation rounds, contributing to improved cash flow and cost reductions.

B.S. in Political Science – Loyola University Chicago (2021-08 – 2025-07)

Summer Intensive in Quantitative Analysis – Vanderbilt University (2023-06 – 2023-08)

International Baccalaureate in Uruguayan National Programme (Humanities – Economics) – The British Schools (2013-03 – 2020-12)