Simon Slutsky

Scientific Research Assistant at Caltech
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Dublin, California, United States, US

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Brad Conrad

Simon is a detail oriented researcher who has a track record for finishing complex and taxing projects to completion in a dynamic work environment. A consistently hard worker, Simon is easy to work with, great at team dynamics, and was able to balance working on several important tasks in a high stress situation. I wholeheartedly recommend Simon as a Physicist, researcher, and group leader.

Vitaley Zaretskey

Simon is a dedicated and hard-working graduate student with experience in data analysis and experimental work including cryogenic and vacuum systems.

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Experience

    • United States
    • Research Services
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Scientific Research Assistant
      • Aug 2019 - Present

    • Postdoctoral Scholar
      • Feb 2013 - Jul 2019

      • Designed, constructed, and operated cryogenic (4 K) and vacuum systems • Designed and operated cryogenic electromagnets with gradients uniform to 3 ppm • Led engineering design teleconferences and in-person progress updates multiple times weekly • Presented research to scientific meetings and external funding review committees • Analyzed data using C++ and Python • Created, maintained, and populated a collaboration database of non-magnetic materials • Mentored undergraduates… Show more • Designed, constructed, and operated cryogenic (4 K) and vacuum systems • Designed and operated cryogenic electromagnets with gradients uniform to 3 ppm • Led engineering design teleconferences and in-person progress updates multiple times weekly • Presented research to scientific meetings and external funding review committees • Analyzed data using C++ and Python • Created, maintained, and populated a collaboration database of non-magnetic materials • Mentored undergraduates - oversaw research projects and introduction to lab environment

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Research Assistant - EXO-200 Collaboration
      • May 2007 - Feb 2013

      • Designed, constructed, and operated cryogenic (77 K and 170 K) and vacuum systems • Produced calibration scripts for a particle detector (C++) • Contributed to a collaboration-wide code repository

    • Graduate Assistant
      • Aug 2004 - Apr 2007

    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Lab Assistant
      • Jun 2003 - Aug 2003

      Created and carried out feasibility tests for reducing the noise of a torsion pendulum. Performed theoretical calculations to support testing. Created and carried out feasibility tests for reducing the noise of a torsion pendulum. Performed theoretical calculations to support testing.

Education

  • University of Maryland
    Ph.D, Physics
    2004 - 2013
  • Brandeis University
    B.S, Physics
    2000 - 2004

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