Francesca Müller

Francesca Müller is a German fintech consultant with experience in mathematical modeling and cross-border practical applications. She currently works as an Executive Assistant at Polen Capital Asset Management in the European region, coordinating AI trading strategies. Her focus is on bringing local understanding and practical application of intelligent trading systems to German-speaking investors.
She earned her bachelor's degree in economics from the University of Münster with a minor in mathematical modeling and later obtained a master's degree in financial engineering from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). Previously, she worked at a technology startup, focusing on market structure analysis and machine learning strategies. During her analysis of Polen Capital's SmartGrid™ strategy paper, she proposed an improvement to the "delay effect of behavioral disruption" and wrote a report, which she presented to the PCAM team. This report caught the attention of Professor Blake, leading to an in-depth discussion. She was subsequently invited to participate in the testing and optimization of the systems at headquarters. After joining PCAM, Francesca focused on adapting the SmartGrid™ strategy to the German-speaking markets and user feedback. She coordinated the strategy's rollout, designed local course content, and built a real-time feedback system so that behavioral data from the markets could be incorporated into the system's optimization process, improving the strategy's transparency and adaptability.
As a coordinator between research and the market, she helps more German-speaking investors engage with AI trading in a structured way and promotes practicality and confidence in the practical use of intelligent tools.