Careers
Your math skills can open doors to diverse careers in fields such as data science, finance, and artificial intelligence.
Safya Osman '20
IT Manager, Innovative Project Solutions
Master Problem Solving
USF taught me to approach challenges logically, break down complex issues into manageable parts, and find efficient solutions. This has been crucial in my profession where I constantly work to create simple and effective solutions for complex problems."
Safya Osman '20
IT Manager, Innovative Project Solutions
What can you do with a USF mathematics degree?
USF prepares you to succeed in a range of fields including teaching, data analysis, and engineering. Here are just a few places our graduates have gone to next:
- AKQA, Inc.
- Albany School District
- AngelKings
- Avicado Construction Technology Services
- Bree International
- Dayspring Technology, Inc.
- Deloitte Consulting, LLP
- Demandforce
- Gap, Inc.
- Jawbone
- Liberty Mutual
- Mellon Capital Management Corporation
- Milliman Smith
- NASA Ames Research Center
- NSA
- On-Site.com
- Oracle
- Studio Velo
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- WiLine Networks, Inc.
Freya Morel-Seytoux '24
Thrive in Grad School
My studies at USF allowed me to cultivate my problem-solving skills, helping me thrive not only in my analytical courses but in a variety of courses that require strong critical thinking skills. Even though I was a mathematics major, I was able to take courses that encouraged my interest in human rights, leading me to my current master's program."
Freya Morel-Seytoux '24
Graduate School
Many graduates continue on to master's and PhD programs in pure or applied mathematics. Here are just a few places our graduates have gone to next:
- Columbia University
- Northwestern University
- University of California, San Diego
- University of Chicago
- University of Hawaii
- University of Manchester
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- University of Southern California
- University of San Francisco
- University of Washington
Brad Kenstler ’15, MS ’17
Manager and Senior Data Scientist, Amazon Web Services
Drive Innovation
My team and I work with the NFL to build machine learning solutions using Next Gen Stats, a platform that captures real-time location, speed, and acceleration data for every player on the field."
Brad Kenstler ’15, MS ’17
Manager and Senior Data Scientist, Amazon Web Services