Mark is a student studying mathematics and economics with an interest in finance, particularly the intersection of quantitative analysis, markets, and strategic decision-making. He is especially interested in the technology sector and enjoys exploring investing, financial markets, and economic trends through both coursework and extracurricular involvement. Outside of class, he is a member of the strategy team at The Dartmouth and enjoys rock climbing and hiking.

Power Solutions International supplies custom natural-gas and propane engines for industrial applications — a niche yet fast-growing market thanks to U.S. electrification strain and distributed energy demand. They benefit from secular tailwinds in backup power, data centers, refrigerated transport, and emissions-compliant fleet conversion. Management has cleaned up legacy governance/accounting issues and is now positioned for margin expansion on higher-mix specialty engines. The company trades at a steep discount to Cummins-adjacent peers despite similar exposure to critical infrastructure demand. The upside case is rerating + earnings growth as PSI becomes a pure-play bet on distributed energy resilience.