Aidan Mager Email & Phone Number

Seattle, Wa, Us

Greater Seattle Area

Seattle, Washington, United States

Seattle, Washington, United States

– I work with clients to implement cloud solutions to improve the delivery of insights through data.– 2 years experience on a project with a major Telecom company to create a unified analytics Portal, giving theirclients an in-depth analysis of network health.– Involves me building robust data pipelines in Apache Airflow to ingest data every hour from a variety ofnetworking device providers.– I model complex data from different providers to unify the data and allow provider… Show more – I work with clients to implement cloud solutions to improve the delivery of insights through data.– 2 years experience on a project with a major Telecom company to create a unified analytics Portal, giving theirclients an in-depth analysis of network health.– Involves me building robust data pipelines in Apache Airflow to ingest data every hour from a variety ofnetworking device providers.– I model complex data from different providers to unify the data and allow provider agnostic querying.– I influence the trajectory of the project with design and architecture decisions.– I give weekly updates on technical progress to non-technical client stakeholders.– Tech Stack: Apache Airflow (Python), Snowflake (SQL), Looker, Git, Microsoft Azure, Node JS, Fivetran Show less

Seattle, Washington, United States

I work with clients to implement cloud solutions to improve the delivery of insights through data.

Seattle, Washington, United States

A research project entitled “Random Inelastic Billiards”, in which we worked to illustrate the dynamics of sticky particles on the real line, using a mixture of probability theory, analysis, dynamical systems, programming, and illustration. In 2020, we presented our research at Geometry Labs United at Brown University, and the Undergraduate Mathematics Symposium at the University of Illinois. Our paper is currently under review by Physical Review E.

Providence, Rhode Island, United States

Participated at Summer@ICERM 2021 hosted at Brown University. I was apart of 2 projects with the following abstracts.1. Hecke Eigenforms to Flat Atlases: There is a correspondence between Riemann surfaces equipped with a holomorphic 1-form and flat surfaces (polygons in the plane with sides identified by translation). Since weight two Hecke eigenforms associated to Γ0(N) correspond to Riemann surfaces equipped with a holomorphic 1-form, it is an interesting problem to compute their… Show more Participated at Summer@ICERM 2021 hosted at Brown University. I was apart of 2 projects with the following abstracts.1. Hecke Eigenforms to Flat Atlases: There is a correspondence between Riemann surfaces equipped with a holomorphic 1-form and flat surfaces (polygons in the plane with sides identified by translation). Since weight two Hecke eigenforms associated to Γ0(N) correspond to Riemann surfaces equipped with a holomorphic 1-form, it is an interesting problem to compute their polygonal representation. The problem is motivated by finding novel GL(2, R) orbit closures in strata of translation surfaces. We discuss our work towards developing an algorithm that inputs a Hecke eigenform (given as a finite initial string of a q-expansion) and outputs the polygonal representation.2. Long and Short Trajectories in the Double Pentagon: In any periodic direction, the double pentagon translation surface decomposes into two cylinders, one longer than the other. For each such direction and a specified starting point p, McMullen asked whether one could determine whether the periodic trajectory through p belongs to the long or short cylinder. In this talk we will present an algorithm resolving this question. Show less

Seattle, Washington, United States

Worked as a grader for Math 300: Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning for Professor Farbod Shokrieh. My responsibilities included grading homework, providing feedback on mathematical proofs, and answering questions from students.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Worked as a grader for Math 300: Introduction to Mathematical Reasoning for Professor Bianca Viray. My responsibilities included grading homework, providing feedback on mathematical proofs, and answering questions from students.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Worked as a grader for Math 309: Linear Analysis for Professor Fanny Dos Reis. My responsibilities included grading homework, providing feedback on problems, and answering questions from students.

Seattle, Washington, United States

Contributed to the Fuzz Project at SEAL, a lab within the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at UW, where we looked to design a better plasma actuator for aircraft control. My contributions include deriving the Cramer-Rao Lower Bound for our laser measurements.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mathematics With Honors, Minor In Experimental Physics, 3.6

Certificate In Computer Science Fundamentals, Computer Science