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Experience (Professional)

Spring, 2024 - Current

Clearwater Analytics - Lead Associate

I greatly enjoy the client-facing nature of my work at Clearwater Analytics! My work on the "Insurance Top 50" team within Clearwater places me in frequent contact with clients that have varying needs and wants when utilizing the unique Clearwater software and where I assist in ensuring that the end-data and product that is client-facing matches and accurately portrays what is needed. As Clearwater utilizes a number of unique platforms and processes, this necessitates that I be able to both understand the client's end goal as well as effectively communicate what this goal is and how we wish to achieve it to internal team members and - similarly - translate and communicate how Clearwater can match and reach the client's current goals to the clients themselves. 

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I regularly meet with clients to discuss how we are currently meeting their needs and have hosted many real-time demonstrations on the usage of our product. I firmly believe in cultivating a strong professional relationship with clients by demonstrating dependability and showcasing genuine care for their needs. I am proud to say a number of clients have actively voiced their appreciation with having me on their servicing team.

Fall, 2022 - Current

Adjunct Faculty
Boise State University - Economics

I also serve as one of the few graduate students in an adjunct role where I independently co-lecture under Prof. Emre Balikci in "Economic Decision Making & The Environment" (UF 100). My lectures are composed of my own presentation material and are designed in ways that provide students a strong conceptual understanding of the material and then expand on practical application. This experience has refined my ability to present and deliver new or foreign information in a meaningful way that can be internalized and then used. Students have routinely rated me very favorably and have highlighted my ability to explain and present theories and uses in their favorable reviews.

Experience (Academia)

Instructional Experience  -  Teaching Assistant

  • Economics 201: Principles of Macroeconomics (Prof. Steve Hall; one semester)

  • Economics 202: Principles of Microeconomics  (Prof. Guido Giuntini; five semesters)

  • Economics 202: Principles of Microeconomics   (Prof. Steve Hall; two semesters)

  • Economics 303: Intermediate Microeconomics   (Prof. Geoffrey Black; two semesters)

  • Economics 303: Intermediate Microeconomics   (Prof. Kyle Brookman; two semesters)

  • Economics 317: International Economics   (Prof. Geoffrey Black; six semesters)

  • Economics 333: Natural Resource Economics   (Prof. Jayash Paudel; two semesters)

  • Economics 405/505: Public Finance   (Prof. Geoffrey Black; two semesters)

Instructional Experience  -  Department Sponsored Tutor

Hired by the Department of Economics, I host regularly scheduled office hours where students may ask for free assistance and tutoring. Students enrolled in any Economics course are welcomed to use this service and my scheduled hours are advertised for all courses listed previously, but historically those enrolled in the courses below have most utilized this resource. For Econ 202, I also regularly hold exam preparations that average approx. 60 students in attendance per session.

  • Economics 202: Principles of Microeconomics

  • Economics 303: Intermediate Microeconomics

  • Economics 317: International Economics

Instructional Experience  -  Co-Lecturer/Lecturing Student

  • Economics 202: Principles of Microeconomics   (under supervision of Prof. Guido Giuntini; one semester)

  • University Foundations 100: Economic Decision Making & The Environment   (under supervision of Prof. Emre Balikci; four semesters)

Research Assistant  -  Prof. Geoffrey Black   (Ongoing)

Current work under Prof. Geoffrey Black and in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy (through Idaho National Labs) has focused on the market analysis for Small Modular Reactors (SMRs). A recently completed publication examined the global market for SMRs. Current work is examining levelized cost of electricity production from multiple generation sources where I am developing a unique calculating method for price comparisons.

Research Assistant  -  Prof. William Hughes    (Former)

Work focused on the synthesis, attachment, and measurement of quantum dot and/or gold nanoparticle arrays along formed DNA scaffolds (commonly called "DNA Origami"). Work performed culminated in a co-authorship on an article published in Nano Letters (an American Chemical Society publication).

Research Assistant  -  Prof. Stephanie Lenhart   (Former)

Work under Prof. Stephanie Lenhart and in collaboration with researchers at Duke as well as policy makers with the Alaska Energy Authority was focused on the role of energy cooperatives within Alaska and how evolving policy proposals ought to view and account for these cooperatives. This work was performed under a Fellowship granted by the Energy Policy Institute.

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