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GILBERT RIVERA

**** ****** *** *** *** • Los Angeles, CA 90038 • 432-***-**** • ac8fns@r.postjobfree.com • gilbertrivera.info OBJECTIVE

To utilize strong analytical, mathematical and reasoning skills in a position with growth potential. SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Published mathematician able to interpret large and complex data sets

• Enthusiastic technophile able to learn new tools in a fast-paced environment

• Logical thinker able to complete multiple high-profile tasks in a timely manner

• Independent/collaborative worker able to make wise business decisions

• Proficient coder in Python, C++, and SQL

• Analytical strategist with strong written and verbal communication skills

• Proficient in all Microsoft Office Suite with expert proficiency in Excel EDUCATION

St. Edward’s University, Austin, TX December 2017

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics

Minor in Biology

EXPERIENCE

California State University Los Angeles January 2018 — May 2018 Graduate Assistant

• Assisted professors in University Physics I/II labs

• Graded coursework

• Provided individual mentorship to undergrauates

• Educated undergraduates as a substitute professor St. Edward’s University – Department of Mathematics May 2013 — December 2017 Undergraduate Student Researcher

• Brother Romard Barthel CSC’67 Research Fellow

• Used various analytical coding methods to analyze big data sets on cosmological parameters

• Described the physics of the atmosphere by gathering weather ballon data, as well as using it to describe phenomenon known as corona discharge

• Gathered many laboratory skills in a neuroscience lab string Alzheimer’s disease experimentally and by coding software

• Presented research at several national conferences across the country in front of recognized mathematicians and physicists

• Published research in St. Edward’s University’s Ronald E. McNair Scholar’s Academic Journal [May 2016] and the McNair Scholar’s Academic Journal [May 2017]

St. Edward’s University — Department of Mathematics and Physics August 2014 — May 2017 Supplemental Instructor

• Planned and lead biweekly supplemental instruction sessions to help deconstruct the difficult concepts of Calculus I and University Physics I/II

• Sessions were outside source material for students, which I lectured and lead group discussions

• Created worksheets, study materials, and practice exams using LaTeX

• Assisted the professor in class with grading and teaching material Honors

McNair Scholar December 2014 — Present

Wilems Fellowship May 2014 — August 2014

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Computer Skills: Python, C++, Mathematica, MATLAB, LaTeX, MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher

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