McGill University

Ph.D., Particle Physics

University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI

B.S., Physics, minor in Computer Science (Spring, 2017)

Kapiolani Community College, Honolulu, HI

A.S.N.S., Natural Science with honors (Spring, 2014)

Software data processing assistant, Institute for Astronomy at the University of Hawaii at Manoa

www.fallingstar.com/home.php

Detection of near earth objects (NEOs), especially asteroids, is important for the protection of our planet; also it becomes a challenging problem for computation due to the high combinatorics of NEOs. An algorithm is developed with Professor Nodari Sitchinava using computational geometry to efficiently and accurately determine probable asteroids.

• Developing an asteroid detection algorithm and source code with the use of computational geometry

Open Education Resources (OER), University of Hawaii at Manoa

oer.hawaii.edu

OER aims to improve pedagogy through open access educational tools, making quality education accessible to everyone

• Building an open source database of physics problems in compliment to open access text books
• Randomized and amorphous problem sets whose solutions are not easily found on the Internet

Lab assistant, UH Manoa Physics department

www.phys.hawaii.edu

Collaboration on neutrino experiments: DUNE, NuLat, LPS

• Calibration and characterization of SiPMs, and PMTs
• Data analysis via software and oscilloscope reading, circuit building
• mechanical construction, cryogenic handling, optical laser operation

Peer mentor, Kapiolani Community College

stem.kcc.hawaii.edu

• Peer mentor to students in STEM center for Computer Science I and II
• Aided students in concepts of object oriented programming, algorithm development
• debugging, abstract data types, and data structures