Python, Statistical Analysis, MATLAB, SQL, Machine Learning

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Nate-Zbacnik Nathaniel Zbacnik

Technical Skills

Programming: Skilled: Python, MATLAB, Octave. Proficient: SQL, Some: Java, R Modeling: OLS, Logistic Regression, PCA, Clustering, Decision Tree, Random Forest Statistics: Bootstrapping, Probability Distributions, Hypothesis Testing, Cross Validation Miscellaneous: MS Office, LATE

X, Technical Writing, HTML

Education

Dec 2018 MA in Mathematics, University of Georgia

Relevant Courses: Stochastic Analysis, Algorithms, Numerical Analysis PhD Level Credit Hours Completed: 70

Dec 2014 BS in Mathematics, Colorado State University Relevant Courses: Mathematical Modeling, Statistics, PDEs, Dynamical Systems Work Experience

Jan 2016

–Present

Instructor, University of Georgia

+ Instructor of record for 4 courses, responsible for class preparation, test writing, and assessments

+ Made mathematical concepts accessible with clear and deliberate communication

+ Engaged with students to ensure their continued understanding and development Jan 2016

–Present

Tutor, Private

+ Mentored 30+ individuals in a range of subjects including math, stats, and test prep

+ Designed instruction to fit the personal needs of pupils, adjusting during sessions Dec 2014

–Aug 2015

Consultant, Legacy BioDesign

+ Analyzed data with multiple statistical methods to develop several explanatory models

+ Applied numerical methods in MATLAB to fit data to a system of differential equations

+ Presented findings for both research purposes and to guide the direction of the lab Jan 2015

–May 2015

Teaching Assistant, Colorado State University

+ Coordinated instruction with a professor to co-lead a senior level topics course

+ Contributed notes and feedback to a draft of a textbook on the topic Research & Exposition

July 2018 Denaturation and Aggregation of Interferon-τ in Aqueous Solution, Pharmaceutical Research

July 2017 Intersection of Psi Classes on Hassett Spaces, A New Proof

+ Used Python to find patterns leading to this expository paper May 2015 Asymptotic Distribution of Some Hybrid Arithmetic Functions, Integers Vol. 15

+ Results from Summer 2014 REU at Kent State University Honors

Aug 2017

–Aug 2018

Research Training Group Fellowship, University of Georgia

+ Selected from 50+ students for this prestigious fellowship for the academic year May 2018 Outstanding Teaching Award, University of Georgia

+ Awarded to graduate instructors that provide exceptional teaching and mentorship

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