David Stevens, Ph.D. Email & Phone Number

New Mexico, United States

o Lead customer meetings to address scientific problems and any other general inquiries.o Work as a liaison between customers, account managers and operations to help customers get started with Orion: OpenEye’s cloud native computational design platform.o Maintain good communication with customers to ensure they are taking full advantage of Orion’s capabilities.o Provide training on the Orion platform to new customers and users.o Coordinate with the Application Scientists and/or Orion Specialists for a more in-depth training on Orion’s scientific methods.o Answer customer inquiries and support Orion validation testing.o Assist in the generation of training material for Orion and other OpenEye products.

Urbana-Champaign Area

● Project Managemento Spearheaded and facilitated the adoption of single sign-on for both cloud and desktop Wolfram products on academic campuses around the worldo Led global departmental training sessions with 50+ participants and coordinated with inter-departmental managerso Collaborated with managers across several internal departments to streamline and ease single sign-on configuration o Managed the creation of departmental internal and external adoption and usage reports concerning single sign-on● Teachingo Proposed and created a six-day advanced Mathematica and Wolfram Language workshop, with an average registration of ~80 and attendance of ~50%, culminating in an official Wolfram Certification for participantso Created and presented workshops and materials to University faculty and students on a variety of topics, including Introduction to Machine Learning and Neural Nets, Chemistry, and Statisticso One of 27 Wolfram Certified Instructors in North America, certified to give official Wolfram courseso Published an official Wolfram Blog post, one of three most shared company posts of 2021: “Lessons Learned Migrating from Python to the Wolfram Language”o Adapted departmental sales in-person lectures to be conducted virtually and hosted 80+ lectures in 2020 and 2021● Customer Relationso Developed best practices for numerous departmental strategies and objectives, such as: single sign-on, virtual workshops and lectures, and administrative outbound emails o Engaged potential customers and users at the American Physics Society National Conference at Chicago (March 2022) and the National Council for Teachers in Mathematics in Los Angeles (September 2022)

• Implemented and assessed a series of yearly surveys to monitor the climate of the Chemistry Department in regards of inclusivity, mutual respect, sexual misconduct, and mental heath. • Initiated the development and writing of the Chemistry Department’s first Diversity Statement by recruiting a diverse and representative group of student and faculty committee members to ensure optimal department buy-in of shared values

● Developed molecular kinetic models of protein reactions through analytical programs and wrote Tcl, Bash, and Python script workflows to evaluate and integrate patterns of findings across multiple models and modeling packages● Independently found and designed a collaborative project (with a research group at UIUC) on the mechanism of Phosphite Dehydrogenase for cofactor regeneration, related to natural resource recycling● Assisted in writing three successful grant proposals to XSEDE (Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment) for HPC cluster and NVIDIA GPU time worth a total of $1,000,000● Invited Lecture: 25 minute Lecture and Poster presentation, Gordon Research Conference, Ventura, CA January 2018 and 25 minute Lecture, National Meeting American Chemical Society, Orlando, FL April 2019

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

• Oversaw the creation and organization of the 8th annual YGCC Case Competition (2019), which resulted in over $7000 in sponsorship, ~20% increase from 2018• Sourced pro bono projects from local companies and review potential projects for feasibility and scope.• Retroactively filed 5 years worth of non-profit taxes and successfully restored non-profit status.

● Formulated a team to create a program for a diverse audience with over 100 Yale faculty, graduate students, and staff in attendance ● Worked with a budget of $15,000 and secured catering for breakfast, lunch, and a social following the symposium

New Haven, Ct

• Worked with a local non-profit organization to analyze our client's current advertising and social media techniques, this has resulted in the design of a branding guide unique to our client that covers their target audiences• Formulated strategic areas to focus advertisements to target our client's audiences

New Haven

• Developed a campaign to utilize social media presence on Facebook, OrgSync, and through the website to make Yale graduate students more aware of the Consulting career path• Reviewed and compared website to other similar organization, which resulted in an overhaul of the website to market and recruit organizations and students for our organization's pro-bono consulting

New Haven, Connecticut

• Developed and organized speakers and events for monthly general meetings for chemists in the New Haven area.• Created organizational tools and forms for event completions and organizational contacts.• Coordinated the 4th annual ACS Student Research Symposium and obtained over $2500 in sponsorship, ~150% increase from 2018

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Co-founded the organization of 45 active graduate students across 10 departments, with a list-serve reaching 450• Advertised, arranged, hosted, and organized a campus-wide visit of a local state senator to give a lecture concerning his experience as a legislator with science policy with 100+ participants• Drafted Standard Operating Procedures for the committee on how to contact Representatives, Senators, and Legislative Staff Members, how to network, sample questions, and how to organize future events. • Coordinated a follow up visit with the local state senator for a tour and visit of the state Capital for myself and 7 other graduate students. Lobbied with over 13 state Representatives and Senators to meet and discuss their role in Science Policy for the state of Illinois.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Coordinated volunteers for monthly events.• Arranged board training sessions for incoming board members.• Advertised, contacted, proposed, and organized numerous events such as a two part series "The Chemistry of Flavor" workshop and lecture featuring a UIUC professor in the Food Sciences department.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

● Networked with nationally recognized leaders in pharma and biotech monthly to provide interactions with and mentoring opportunities for graduate students involved in the NIH training grant.● Developed and tested competing models of DNA polymerase Eta, a protein important for Skin Cancer research ● Guided a collaborative research project (with a research group at Penn State) to new areas of inquiry based on results from my modeling efforts on the glmS ribozyme, related to potential development of new antibiotics

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Aided in the writing of numerous grants for computational resources. Each year these awards account for about $500,000 worth of resources. • Collaborated on and published two papers: 2nd and 3rd author (See Below)

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

• Nominated two years in a row• Corresponded with over 30 surroundings schools, after-school programs, and local churches• Advertised a free all day summer camp for middle school girls focused on STEM subjects. Registration reached max capacity for both years. • Volunteered at these events and numerous other ACS-WCC events throughout the year.

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

Urbana-Champaign, Illinois Area

Richmond, Virginia Area

Jerusalem, Israel

• Quantum Chemistry Research at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel with Professor Sason Shaik.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Biophysical Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Yale Graduate Consulting Club - Associate Manager of Communications (March 2018 - present) Probono Consulting.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Physical Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Hillel, ACS-YCC, ACS-WCC, Encouraging Tomorrow's Chemists (ETC), Science Policy Group at UIUC After 2.5 years.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Chemistry, Biochemistry, 3.6

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Omega, American Chemical Society - Student Affiliates, Ballroom Dance, Quidditch Team, Double Major.

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