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Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

-Applied statistical methods to solve business problems-Built data pipelines with Python and SQL-Communicated effectively with peers, project managers and stakeholders

Developed data science ETL pipelines and formulated actionable insights from data using techniques such as linear & logistic regression, random forests, K-means clustering, and other machine learning algorithms. Projects include:Forecasting mid-pandemic bikesharing demand-Pulled 6,000,000+ rows of bikesharing data into a Pandas DataFrame using Google's.

NYC

An engineering focused content management platform. My responsibilities included:-Developing data collection algorithms along with scripts to clean and analyze datasets-Coordinating team to build and release our proprietary platform-Authoring and presented business materials for potential clientsand investors, as well as for internal use-Managing sensitive.

Applied Math PhD student and graduate teaching assistant. My responsibilities included:-Conducting research to develop methods for analyzing time series with missing data using principles from information theory-Creating clear and engaging course material-Leading Q&A sessions and office hours for university-level calculus coursesTools used: MatLab, R, LaTeX

Brunswick, ME

Worked in the Math Climate Research Network to apply mathematics to climate and ecological problems. My roles included:-Analyzing and reporting on experimental data and models-Developing new mathematical models in dynamical systems-Co-authoring publications in Nature's sustainability sub-journal, as well as in Natural Resource ModelingTools Used: MatLab.

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Completed an REU project on algorithmically coarsening discrete dynamical systems. My final paper on the project can be found below.Tools used: C++, LaTeX, Powerpoint

Brunswick, ME

Interviewed alumni and authored reports on non-profit career trajectories for Bowdoin College graduates. Co-authored grant that awarded an $8,000 donation to the Brunswick, ME-based non-profit, Seeds of Independence.

New Haven, CT

Worked on artificial photosynthesis research in the Brudvig Lab. My responsibilities included:-Setting up and monitoring chemistry research experiments-Analyzing and presenting results to members of the research groupTools used: scanning electron microscope (SEM), X-ray spectrometer, OriginLab Origin 9, Excel

Mathematics And Computer Science

Activities and Societies: Men's Ultimate Frisbee, Outing Club, McKeen Center

Education record

550+ hours of hands-on curriculum, with 1:1 industry expert mentor oversight, and completion of 2 in-depth capstone projects. Mastering.

Graduate, Applied Mathematics