Nicholas Papaioannides

Graduate Teaching Assistant – Corporate Finance at SEIDNER DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, CARROLL SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT (2026-01 – 2026-05)

• Process Coordination: Co-organized course logistics and academic deliverables, streamlining curriculum and assessment timelines
• Stakeholder Communication: Led structured office hours to clarify valuation, budgeting, and forecasting concepts, enhancing student comprehension and reducing recurring inquiries
• Reporting and Documentation: Assisted in grading 70+ exams and coursework requiring detailed financial interpretation, ensuring accuracy and evaluation standards

Financial Analyst – Transaction & Deals Services at GRANT THORNTON (2025-05 – 2025-07)

• Financial Modeling and Forecasting: Constructed 3-statement financial models for capital-intensive transactions on revenue, expenses, and cash flows, enabling structured evaluation of project feasibility and funding strategies
• Trend and Variance Analysis: Analyzed historical financial statements to identify performance drivers, supporting forward-looking projections and investment decision frameworks
• Client Analytics & Performance Evaluation: Assessed revenue sensitivity, cost structures, and margin dynamics to evaluate transaction risk-return profiles

Petty Officer Third Class at HELLENIC NAVY (2024-05 – 2025-02)

• Operational Reporting: Managed administrative and logistical workflows, assuming initiative within a high-pressure hierarchical environment
• Organizational Coordination: Facilitated logistics and administrative alignment across units to strengthen collaboration, streamline workflows, and support mission-critical operations

Project Finance Analyst Intern at BEACON INFRA (2023-09 – 2023-10)

• Cash Flow Forecasting: Assisted in the development of project finance models evaluating infrastructure assets, projecting cash flows, debt servicing capacity, and financial sustainability
• Scenario and Sensitivity Analysis: Audited and stress-tested revenue, cost, and financing assumptions to quantify risk exposures and performance variability

Master of Science in Finance – BOSTON COLLEGE, CARROLL SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT (2025-08 – 2026-08)

Bachelor of Arts in Economics – UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO (2020-09 – 2023-06)