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<header>Education & Employment</header>
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September 2024 - <br>Present
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<u>Fluid Mechanics and Instability Laboratory</u><br>
<i>Postdoctoral Researcher, The University of Arizona</i><br>
Assist in the management of an experimental research laboratory. Guide and mentor undergraduate and graduate students in the design, execution, and analysis of experimental studies. Assist in writing of grant proposals and technical reports as well as presentation of laboratory research
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September 2022 - <br>September 2024
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<u>Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory</u><br>
<i>Postdoctoral Researcher</i><br>
Conducted large, high fidelity simulations utilizing an artificial fluid LES code to study problems with turbulent mixing with a particular focus on the Rayleigh-Taylor instability. Metrics of interest include comparison of simulation results with available experimental data, extraction of spatial distributions of turbulence variables, analysis of turbulence budget equations, and statistical methods for describing turbulent flow.
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January 2016 - <br>August 2022
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<u>Fluid Mechanics and Instability Laboratory</u><br>
<i>Graduate Research Assistant, The University of Arizona</i><br>
Design and construction of a Dual-Driver Vertical Shock Tube (DDVST). Experiments conducted include high-resolution, high-speed studies of the Richtmyer-Meshkov Instability (RMI), and a separate experimental campaign focused on the influence of varying the period of time between the arrival of the incident shock and the second shock (reshock) on the post-reshock RMI behavior. Diagnostics have primarily consisted of laser-based Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV), with a handful of experiments utilizing a Mie scattering diagnostic.<br>
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May 2016 - <br>August 2016
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<u>Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory</u><br>
<i>Summer Student Scholar</i><br>
Performed simulations of the Richtmyer-Meshkov Instability with experimentally measured initial conditions using the Ares CFD code. Information on instability growth was extracted using VisIt software, and compared to model predictions and experimental results.<br>
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August 2012 - <br>May 2014
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<u>Fluid Mechanics and Instability Laboratory</u><br>
<i>Graduate Research Assistant, The University of Arizona</i><br>
Developed a technique to sweep a laser beam across a gas-gas interface with the goal of providing a three-dimensional characterization of the initial interface state prior to the initiation of the Richtmyer-Meshkov instability in an experiment. Technique utilized a moving-magnet galvanometer to rotate a mirror used to redirect a pulsed laser beam. Custom circuits were designed and manufactured to ensure that mirror only moved between laser pulses. Tuning of system performed to ensure a response rate of at least 6000 Hz.<br>
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January 2016 - <br>August 2022
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<u>Doctor of Philosophy, Aerospace Engineering, Emph. Fluid Mechanics</u><br>
<u>Ph.D Minor in Applied Mathematics</u><br>
<u>Advisor: Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs</u><br>
The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA<br>
GPA: 4.000/4.000<br>
Dissertation Title: <i>The Richtmyer-Meshkov Instability in Reshock in a Dual Driver Vertical Shock Tube</i><br>
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August 2012 - <br>May 2014
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<u>Masters of Science, Aerospace Engineering, Emph. Fluid Mechanics</u><br>
<u>Advisor: Dr. Jeffrey Jacobs</u><br>
The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA<br>
GPA: 3.250/4.000<br>
Thesis Title: <i>Three-Dimensional Imaging and Characterization of Random Initial Perturbations on a Gas-Gas Interface</i><br>
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August 2007 - <br>May 2012
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<u>Bachelor of Science, Aerospace Engineering</u><br>
GPA: 3.343/4.000<br>
The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, USA<br>
Senior Design Project: <i>Design and construction of a joined-wing UAV</i><br>
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American Physical Society
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Division of Fluid Dynamics Conference Session Chair (2023)<p>
Division of Fluid Dynamics Conference New Attendee Mentor (2022, 2023)<p>
Early Career Member (2022-Present)<p>
Student Member (2012-2022)<p>
Local Organizing Committee, AV/Timing Coordinator, APS:DFD Conference 2021, Phoenix, Arizona
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA)
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Student Member (2011-2019)<br><br>
Technical Chair, Tucson Section (2017-2018).<br>
Planned and executed several technical workshops for AIAA Tucson Section with particular focus on teaching introductory Python concepts.<p>
Tucson Festival of Books, Science City Volunteer (2016-2019).<br>
Yearly festival held in Tucson, AZ with emphasis on local authors. Science city focuses on hands on scientific demonstrations and engagement, particularly for young children. Volunteered yearly to occupy the AIAA Tucson booth, and developed small demos to show visitors.
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