Hernan Rozenfeld Email & Phone Number

New York, NY, US

New York, New York, United States

New York City

Greater New York City Area

Developed machine learning algorithms to predict demographic information based on purchase patterns.Managed collaborative work involving multiple departments (external data providers, Data Acquisition, Sales, System Developers, upper management) in driving new datasets from raw data, through the R&D process, and all the way through the final client-facing.

Ridge, NY

-Assisted in overseeing the operation of the family of 12 physics journals of the American Physical Society, including the Physical Review, Reviews of Modern Physics, and Physics, handling 35,000 submissions per year-Built and maintain collaborative teams among over 50 physics Ph.D. editors -Developed journal innovations and work with the IT department to.

Ridge, NY

Gatekeeper for physics papers in the fields of statistical physics, complex networks, graph theory, social dynamics/demographics, fluid dynamics, complex fluids, biophysics, and computational physics. Reviewed scientific research and wrote extensively to authors as I shepherded their papers through the peer-review process.

New York City

The Data Incubator is an intensive 8 week fellowship that selects the best scientists and engineers with advanced degrees (< 3% acceptance rate) and prepares them to work as data scientists and quants. It identifies fellows who already have the 90% difficult-to-learn skills and equips them with the last 10%: the tools and technology stack that make them.

Analyzed the structure, properties, and dynamics of complex networks through extensive coding of programs in Python and C++ for numerical analysis and Monte-Carlo simulations. Developed thousands of lines of code to study statistical properties of large quantities of data, involving biological and sociological data.I have published several refereed papers.

Los Alamos, NM

Invited as a summer researcher at the T-7 theoretical mathematics department. Mentored by Pieter Swart and Aric Hagberg, I studied statistical properties of bipartite social networks and helped developing the networkx package for network analysis in Python.

Invited as a summer researcher at the T-7 theoretical mathematics department. Mentored by Pieter Swart and Aric Hagberg, I studied statistical properties of bipartite social networks and helped developing the networkx package for network analysis in Python.

Ph.D., Physics

B.S., Physics