I graduated in the Spring of 2016 with my Masters in Physics conducting research in the field of Atomic Physics studying a novel form of matter called a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) - more on this below. Currently, my wife and I are co-owners of a Creative Real Estate Investment business and also specialize in developing, producing, and selling baby products online.Although I have been trained as a mathematician and experimental/theoretical physicist, I have a broad set of skills in statistics, computer science, mathematics, web development, business, entrepreneurship, and personal development. Above all, I am a problem solver at heart, and love to tackle new challenges.Research overview:In Michael Chapman's group at the Georgia Institute of Technology "Chapman Labs", we create ultra cold atomic gases of Rb-87 by confining them in an ultra-high vacuum chamber and sub-Doppler cooling them to nano-Kelvin temperatures. By combining high precision spectroscopy, magneto-optical traps, and an all-optical C02 dipole force trap, we cool tens of thousands of Rb-87 atoms down to quantum degeneracy forming what is called a Spinor Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) - a macroscopic quantum object that is highly tunable and controllable using modern spectroscopic techniques.Our all-optical trapping technique liberates of the spin degrees of freedom of the BEC allowing us to control and measure spin-mixing dynamics. Using rf and microwave fields, we are able to dynamically control spin populations and spinor phases of the condensate and study the rich universe of spinor BECs. Past experiments include spin-nematic squeezing, non-equilibrium dynamics, photoassociation spectroscopy, and dynamic stabilization of a quantum many body system.Future studies include quench dynamics of the spin-1 BEC and developing new techniques to improve atom squeezing measurements for high precision magnetometry applications.