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Denver, Colorado, United States

Denver, Colorado, United States

• Led the creation of a robust validation dataset for a document data extraction initiative:
• Trained and managed a 3rd party labeling team and created secure labeling jobs.
• Created a program to process bounding-box labels and extract the final key-value pair validation dataset for 28 fields in over 3K insurance policy documents.Fostered an analytics-driven culture at Vertafore by.
• Data as a Service (DaaS) Dashboard: Partnered with industry experts to create a dashboard which showcased Vertafore's comprehensive data offerings and highlighted critical analytics use cases tailored to DaaS.
• Customer Data Quality Dashboard: Built logic to assess customer data quality and predict customer success with other Vertafore product offerings. Equipped Vertafore sales teams with customer-specific data quality.

New Haven, CT

• Leadership:
• Wrote and developed 8 different programs which optimized the importation, naming, extraction, and analysis of data from 5 different instruments in my research lab.
• Organized, with a small team, a cross-country, 20-person laboratory relocation, including scientific equipment and hazardous materials. Acquired >$300,000 in new laboratory equipment (2014).Research:My research in.
• I hypothesized that the broad applicability of nanoscale titanium dioxide (TiO2) resulted from its ability to facilitate a wide array of simple chemical reactions or processes.
• To study these processes individually, I designed and developed a simplified solar cell model system (containing only TiO2 and water) and used it to identify multiple novel TiO2 reactions.
• I discovered two distinct types of electrons in TiO2, and their study provided new insights into the behavior of TiO2 in devices such as solar cells and self-cleaning coatings.

New Haven, CT

• Instructor for Yale Pathways to Science summer program (3 summers)
• Created the curriculum for a week-long lecture/laboratory course where students constructed solar cells from titanium dioxide and berries.
• Taught the course for 3 summers to >30 local high school students.Teaching Fellow (5 semesters)
• Constructed and delivered biweekly lectures to >20 college students.
• Managed students during weekly laboratory sections.
• Held weekly advising hours, organized study sessions, and wrote and graded exams.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Chemistry

Ph.D. Inorganic Chemistry, Laboratory of James M. Mayer Thesis: Studies of Titanium Dioxide Nanoparticles: Thermodynamics and Reactivity

Ph.D. Candidate, Chemistry

Ph.D. Candidate, laboratory of James M. Mayer Transferred to Yale University (laboratory relocation) in 2014.

Bachelor'S Degree, Chemistry

Activities and Societies: Undergraduate researcher in laboratory of Mu-Hyun Baik (2010-2012), IU Recognition Scholarship Recipient.