Data Science Engineer

• May 2022 - Present

Assistant Professor Of Mathematics

• Aug 2018 - May 2022

This position consists of three central areas. ● Scholarly activity, where I collaborate with colleagues on mathematical research into numerical solvers for partial differential equations, manage research projects for upper-level mathematics students, and complete professional development programs to improve my teaching and research. ● Teaching, where I implement effective pedagogical techniques to teach four classes per semester such as ordinary differential equations, numerical analysis, calculus, and more to approximately 80 students per semester. ● Service to the university, where I serve on committees to perform services needed by the university such as hiring new faculty, fostering community within the department, and contributing to the successful operation of our annual mathematics competition, among other services. Show less

Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics

• Aug 2017 - May 2018

● Teach four classes such as ordinary differential equations, business calculus, and precalculus to 80 students per semester ● Coordinate seminars and problem-solving sessions to promote mathematics outside of the classroom ● Mentor students participating in applied mathematics competitions. ● Teach four classes such as ordinary differential equations, business calculus, and precalculus to 80 students per semester ● Coordinate seminars and problem-solving sessions to promote mathematics outside of the classroom ● Mentor students participating in applied mathematics competitions.

Graduate Teaching Associate

• Aug 2011 - Aug 2017

Teach two mathematics classes ranging from precalculus to numerical analysis to about 40 students per semester while I make progress on my doctorate in the form of successfully completing classes, passing qualifying examinations, and writing my dissertation. Dissertation: Mathematical Modeling of Mixtures and Numerical Solution with Applications to Polymer Physics Teach two mathematics classes ranging from precalculus to numerical analysis to about 40 students per semester while I make progress on my doctorate in the form of successfully completing classes, passing qualifying examinations, and writing my dissertation. Dissertation: Mathematical Modeling of Mixtures and Numerical Solution with Applications to Polymer Physics