Resume

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  Program graduate

  The Data Incubator

• 2010

  German

  English

  Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

  Dissertation Title: Superconducting Interfaces - Equivariant Solutions to a System of Nonlinear Wave Equations with Ginzburg-Landau Type Potential

  Mathematics

  University of Toronto

  Master of Science (MS)

  Master's Project: Determinantal Processes on a Sphere

  Mathematics

  University of Toronto

• 2005

  Bachelor of Mathematics (BM)

  Double Major in Honours Pure Mathematics and Honours Mathematical Physics

  Mathematics

  University of Waterloo

• LaTeX

  Statistics

  R

  Python

  Probability

  Optimization

  Mathematical Modeling

  git

  Machine Learning

  Data Analysis

  Numerical Analysis

  Mathematics

  Matlab

  Scala

  Research

  Problem Solving

  Teamwork

  Simulations

  SQL

  Statistical Modeling

  Superconducting Interfaces: Equivariant Solutions to a System of Nonlinear Wave Equations with Ginzburg-Landau Type Potential

  Preprint

  Superconducting Interfaces: Equivariant Solutions to a System of Nonlinear Wave Equations with Ginzburg-Landau Type Potential

  N Lütkenhaus

  M Piani

  H Farmanbar

  M Razavi

  SPIE OPTO

  Physical and architectural considerations in quantum repeaters

  Kyle

  Thompson

  League Inc.

  University of Toronto

  Region of Peel

  TD Securities

  Region of Peel

  University of Waterloo

  PillPack

  University of Waterloo

  The Data Incubator

  Brampton

  ON

  Canada

  • Used models and wind maps to predict energy outputs of wind turbines in various geographies around the region.

  Summer Intern

  Region of Peel

  Waterloo

  ON

  Canada

  • Studied models of star formation processes and ran numerical simulations to predict the emission lines of water molecules in star forming regions using FORTRAN and C/C++.\n

  Summer Research Assistant

  University of Waterloo

  Waterloo

  ON

  Canada

  • Assisted in the development of a model of quantum repeaters to be used to distribute encryption keys securely and ran numerical simulations of this model using MATLAB.\n

  Summer Research Assistant

  University of Waterloo

  Greater New York City Area

  Attended an intensive 8 week program in New York City which helps prepare graduate students in STEM fields for a career in data science. \n\n• Worked on projects using web-scraping

  machine learning

  and NLP. \n\n• Used MapReduce (in Python) and Spark (in Scala) to carry out a statistical analysis of large data sets.\n\n

  Fellow

  The Data Incubator

  Brampton

  ON

  Canada

  • Found an optimal arrangement for photovoltaic arrays that were installed at a waste-water facility. \n\n• Collected data and used models to predict energy output of solar thermal units to be installed at a child care facility.

  Summer Intern

  Region of Peel

  Toronto

  ON

  Canada

  • Taught two single variable and two multivariate calculus courses during this time period at the undergraduate level (class sizes ranged from 100 to 200 students).

  Course Instructor

  University of Toronto

  Greater Boston Area

  • Perform complex analyses to develop insights used by the business to make key decisions.\n\n• Develop models to optimize operations and enhance the customer experience.\n\n• Run experiments and perform statistical analyses to measure the impact of business efforts.\n\n• Partner with the platform engineering and operations team to build and maintain our analytics infrastructure.

  Data Scientist

  PillPack

  Toronto

  Canada Area

  Data Scientist

  League Inc.

  Toronto

  ON

  Canada

  • Investigated and ensured compliance with security protocols.

  Summer Intern

  TD Securities