- Discover information within vast amounts of data and enable AGLC to make smarter business decisions. - Act as an expert for AGLC’s datasets, know what they contain, and how to draw from them/use them. - Apply data mining techniques to draw the correct and applicable data to solve problems and make recommendations. - Perform statistical analyses to assure recommendations are astute and analyses are reasonable. - Build high-quality prediction systems and models that can be automated and relied upon by the business to help with revenue optimizations and purchasing/performance guidance. - Integrate research data into hard data sets to drive even more advanced recommendations.- Communicate with and present results and findings to our internal and external stakeholders.

- Researched, designed, implemented, scaled and supported various optical technologies using optical software tools like Photon Engineering’s FRED. - Aided in troubleshooting the systems and did root cause failure and stray light analysis. - Conducted experiments and evaluated designs with numerical simulations.- Documented the results and presented them to cross-functional teams.- Worked alongside other engineers on the team to help the team achieve success.

Teaching is a passion of mine. I have been doing it for a long time, because I love sharing what I know with those who want to learn. Over the years, I have taught all the natural sciences and math to high school and university students. I've developed lesson plans for my students, practice questions, and online documents to reference to in their own time. I've also learned how to communicate effectively and how to adapt to each students' learning style to most effectively teach. Classes I have tutored include Chemistry 20/30, Physics 20/30, Math 20/30/31, first-year university Engineering Physics (both terms), first-year Math, and first- and second-year Physics and Astronomy.

I completed my M.Sc. in Astrophysics with my two graduate supervisors; Rodrigo Fernandez and Greg Sivakoff. My thesis' topic was on black hole formation in failed supernovae. During my graduate work, I learned several critically important skills: - how to approach a problem no one else has yet dealt with, - how to critically read and assess current research, - how to synthesize and analyze information, - how to plan and manage daily problems step-by-step to add progress to the overall project, and - how to use logic and reasoning to solve each step along the way. Details on my research can be found on my website. A link to my published paper has been added below.

My supervisor Craig Heinke and I worked together on and published a research project about the X-ray emissivity of low-density stellar populations. Our work was published in the high-impact Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society journal (link to paper below). My role on the project included statistical analyses using the programming language Python, writing and editing of the manuscript, and cross-comparing current research with our results.

I worked independently to improve the undergraduate physics labs by creating an overall plan to effectively and efficiently improve them. It was self-directed work that required a lot of research, lab work, and writing. I also learned to work with new technology such as 3D printing/scanning as well as 3D modelling. I also used Python to write some programs for the labs.

I performed all routine Hygiene treatment to clients to a high standard, focusing more on Oral Health Education (OHE). I believe OHE is the most important part of the appointment and am dedicated to helping the public learn what they can do to maintain a good overall medical and dental health.

I performed all routine Hygiene treatment to clients to a high standard, focusing more on Oral Health Education (OHE). I believe OHE is the most important part of the appointment and am dedicated to helping the public learn what they can do to maintain a good overall medical and dental health.

I worked every table game. Communication and customer satisfaction are essential in this business, so it's necessary that all dealers have some level of charisma, problem-solving skills, and the ability to do mental math quickly, all the while managing the table game dextrously.

I worked as Maintenance for a summer contract. Most of my time was centered around terrace maintenance. That involved cutting the lawn, trimming bushes and trees, spreading fertilizer, watering, cleaning the entire floor, setting up patio, weed killing and other lawn work. I also worked as a dock master for a few weeks, where I tracked what went in and out of the building.

I made the customers feel at home. Making drinks and taking orders is part of the job, but for an establishment like Starbucks, customer satisfaction is top priority. Also, I just loved seeing happy customers.