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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.

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+.
• 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.
• 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.

• 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.

• 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.
• 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.
• 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.

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 at.

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 in.

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