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Ryan Hashi

Torrance, CA ***** ************@*****.*** 310-***-****

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanhashi/

EDUCATION

Master of Science, Physics (August 2014)

California State University, Long Beach (GPA: 3.68)

• Thesis in theoretical solid-state physics utilizing computational methods

• Publication based on thesis currently in progress

• Physics Department Scholarship

Bachelor of Science, Physics (January 2004)

California State University, Fullerton (GPA: 3.88)

• Physics Department Outstanding Scholar

Continuing education through www.coursera.org and www.edx.org since September 2014 High Performance Scientific Computing, Heterogeneous Parallel Computing, Computational Methods for Data Analysis, Object-Oriented Programming, Algorithms SKILLS

Computer: Java, C++, Python, Fortran, Matlab, Mathematica, SQL, CUDA, OpenMP, MPI, LaTeX, ANSYS, Linux, Microsoft Office Suite

Laboratory: Spectroscopy, photolithography, nuclear magnetic resonance, atomic force microscopy, electronics, machine shop

Languages: Intermediate Japanese, Spanish, French, Swedish; beginning Italian EXPERIENCE

Laboratory Instructor California State University, Long Beach Physics Dept. (1/13–12/13)

• Instructed Mechanics and Electricity/Magnetism laboratory courses

• Provided lectures and graded weekly reports for classes of 30 students

• Created computer programming assignments to enhance curriculum Graduate Assistant California State University, Long Beach Physics Dept. (1/12–5/14)

• Monitored student progress and provided assignment feedback for Physics with Symbolic Algebra Software and Modern Physics laboratory courses

• Corrected homework and proctored exams for various undergraduate physics classes Intern Marusan Shoji, Inc.; Kurume, Japan (6/09–8/09)

• Translated communications and documents for international purchases at a home design and architecture company

• Catalogued data for real estate listings and antique furniture sales Private Tutor (1998–2017)

• Instruction in math, physics, and standardized tests PRESENTATIONS

• November 2013. “Realistic Effects on the Electron Wigner Crystal Energy in the Quantum Hall Regime.” American Physical Society Annual Meeting, Sonoma State University.

• May 2013. “The 2-D Wigner Crystal in a Strong Magnetic Field and Low Temperature.” California State University, Long Beach.

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