Resume

• 2017

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD

  NSF IGERT Fellow

  Machine Learning via Biotechnology & Astrophysics Labs.

  Computer Science

  UC Santa Barbara

• 2013

  Master of Science (M.S.)

  Applied & Mathematical Statistics

  Rutgers University

• 2012

  Master of Arts

  Applied Mathematics / Applied Physics

  3.95 Concentration

• 2005

  Bachelor of Arts

  Mathematical Sciences

• Machine Learning

  Research

  Analytics

  Mathematics

  SAS

  Statistics

  R

  Python

  Theoretical Computer Science

  Data Science

  Computer Science

  Data Mining

  SPSS

  Computer Vision

  Optimization

  Data Analysis

  Gallup Article! My first publish.

  Article on candidates.

  Bird

  Farmingdale State College

  Rutgers University

  Cohen & Slamowitz LLP

  Gallup

  * Taught an array of courses

  including applied calculus I

  II

  and linear algebra with applications\n* Performed all professorial duties

  including testing

  evaluating performance

  and grading

  Farmingdale State College

  Statistician

  Gallup

  Research Assistant

  * Conducted novel research in multiple areas including operations

  statistics

  forecasting and predictive analytics\n* Liased with large organizational clients

  such as the U.S. Army and aviation companies\n* Analyzed large complex datasets and utilized advanced data mining techniques to uncover answers in the data\n* Performed complex data analysis to solve real world problems using mathematics and statistics\n* Expanded upon current research of my advisor and other faculty

  Rutgers University

  Researcher

  * Designed original research for publication in top academic journals\n* Developed custom mathematical models for applications ranging from biostatistics to aviation\n* Conducted advanced statistical analysis on research projects using R and SAS\n* Worked collaboratively with other field experts to solve problems and optimize models\n* Presented research papers to colleagues at multiple seminars and conferences

  Rutgers University

  Statistics Lecturer & Presidential Fellow

  * Taught upper-level applied statistics courses aimed for graduating engineering and biology majors\n* Gave talks & presentations often on varying research interests and open problems in the statistics field

  Rutgers University

  Financial Analyst

  Enhanced profitability by pursuing certain debtors using optimization and analytic methods\n* Worked in a large team atmosphere to provide strategies that maximized profits and limited costs\n* Presented findings and recommendations to firm lawyers\n* Created models to narrow the debtor pool

  improving overall productivity\n* Spoke often to representatives and clients to explain and interpret our results for easy use

  Cohen & Slamowitz LLP