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San Diego, Ca, Us

San Diego, Ca, Us

- Instructed five Pre-Calculus and Calculus for Business and Economics courses with up to 35 university students- Responsible for creating course material, proctoring exams, giving lectures, fostering group work, holding office hours, and determining final grades- Mastery in communicating mathematical and technical concepts to those without a technical background and inspiring student's interest in mathematics

- Created pipelines in Alteryx and executed SQL queries to analyze Big Data, find insights to better contact customers and identify top performing insurance professionals- Identified key targets of interests for company growth; created Power BI reports to visualize trends and to relay information to non-technical team members- Completed Snowflake training and used Streamlit for effective data visualization of large datasets

Research Title: Iteration of Complex Functions- Researched the implications of the Mandelbrot Set and Julia Sets over fields of matrices; a previously unexplored area of mathematics- Utilized Matlab to create imagery, test propositions, and investigate patterns- Wrote conjectures based upon findings, and noted where future research might take place

San Luis Obispo, California, United States

- Lead a supplemental workshop to an introductory proof writing class, where up to twenty students would receive extra help and gain a deeper understanding of the topics.- Experience communicating upper division mathematical concepts, designing curriculum, writing worksheets, and providing a positive environment where students feel comfortable asking for help

Research Title: Mapping Brain Networks- Wrote and proved a theorem regarding how to always determine relations between input/output data- Looked at binary functions and used Stanely-Reisner Theory to connect primary ideals and finding relations between input and output data- Constructed code in Python to generate possible binary functions and their resulting ideals

Research Title: Students’ Self-Generated Visual Representations in Calculus- Researched the impact of imagery in education, and how modern day institutions use imagery to describe differentiation, integration, and vector fields. - Interviewed people of different mathematical knowledge and compared their use of visuals when answering designed questions. - Presented findings at Frost Symposium 2019.

Master'S Degree, Mathematics

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mathematics