When I was in high school, I was fascinated by the concept of quantum mechanics. Thomas Young’s double slit experiment gave rise to the uncertainty principle, which defies the fundamental approach taken towards science in that it is conceptually non deterministic, isn’t local but rather probability dependent. This is absolutely mind boggling because it challenges the constructs of conventional thinking and forces a new analytical approach in which we must use probabilities. After considerable exposure to several topics in physics and consistently being awarded on the Dean’s List through my undergraduate degree, I have developed a wide variety of skills from my previous roles, I am currently a physics graduate student at Boston College and will be graduating this May in 2023. Some of the courses I have taken include: Quantum Mechanics (I and II), Classical Mechanics, Mathematical Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, Statistical Mechanics, Solid State Physics (I and II), and Quantum Devices.As a Graduate Research Assistant, I am experienced in synthesizing new quantum materials (5+) and conducting precise NSOM and SEM measurements in a cleanroom environment. I also have experience in creating complex optical and particle software simulations through COMSOL and python in order to modify and understand experiments in depth. My work includes working with piezoelectric nanoparticles and semiconductor materials. I have successfully presented research data and results in a compelling manner, securing $300k in funding from international companies. During this role, I have learned the importance of collaborating within the scientific community and communicating the results obtained in a clear manner to those not involved in the nitty gritty details. I am open to roles as a Materials Scientist/Quantum Researcher, Data Analyst, Data Scientist. If you have any questions or would like a copy of my resume, I'd love to connect!Skills include: MATLAB, Python, R Programming, Ubuntu (12.04 LTS onwards), COMSOL, Solidworks, Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
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