Data Assistant

Syed I. Hasan

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Apartment A

Lexington, KY 40517

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Objectives

As one who is curious by nature, a calm observer by temperament, and a

compassionate

enthusiast by heart, I am driven by opportunities which afford potential

excellence in evolution beyond the status quo. I am a firm believer in the

possibility of a win-win situation, and that is the ethos of

my holistic personality. I thrive in projects which whet my appetite for

pattern

recognition, observation of self-assimilating modules of reality, their

interplay, and the

subsequent analysis which results in veracious algorithms. The

gratification of intellectual curiosity combined with the creativity of

organizing advancement and refining the result is the ultimate

satisfaction. For all of these reasons, my ultimate career goal is to

obtain a position in Data Science.

Research Work Experience

University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

PhD in Physics (2007 - 2014 ABD)

. Performed Data Quality Checks on data obtained for the UCNA collaboration

. Dealt with heavy responsibility of testing, installation, maintenance,

and monitoring of a complex

experimental setup at LANL

.Monitored and controlled various elements of the setup using LabVIEW

.Gained experience in hardware monitoring and experimentation. Updated and

utilized existing Classes

and Methods in C++ and Root to perform detector calibrations

.Performed data analysis using PAW

. Calibrated data for particle detectors in UCNB

. Performed data quality checks and analyzed data for the UCNB

collaboration. some computing

tools for analysis include Python, C++, Root, CSH

. Analyzed experimental data of crogenic response of Si detector system at

LANL

. Simulation of Ultra Cold Netutrons for the UCNB collaboration was

performed using ROOT

and C++

. Calculated fiducial time for neutron in various detector geometries

. Participated in design, fabrication, and testing of detector elements

. Monte-Carlo Simulation was performed to produce monoenergetic Protons for

radiation dose

calculations using Geant4

International Center for Theoretical Physics (ICTP),Trieste, Italy

Condensed Matter Physics Diploma (2001 - 2002)

. Thesis: Performed Variational Mean Field Calculation to study Isotropic

to Nematic Phase transition

in homogeneous liquid crystals and liquid crystals with impurities with

code written in Fortran

to obtain phase diagram that was in good agreement with the experimental

phase diagram

Personal Skills

. Passionate about groundbreaking and revolutionary thought processes

. Outstanding communication skills with unique ability to influence and

impact people

Computing Competencies

. Modeling and Simulation

. Data Quality Assessment

. Data Analysis

. Proficient in operating systems: Linux, Mac OSX, Windows

. Programing/scripting expertise in: C/C++, FORTRAN, CSH, Python

. Experience with software packages: ROOT, Geant4, Garfield, PAW,

Mathematica, MATLAB,

LATEX, Excel, LabView

Independently Learning

.Java, SQL, Hadoop

Affiliations, Honors, Fellowships

. Los Alamos National Lab UCNA and UCNB Collaboration

. ICTP Fellowship for Diploma in Condensed Matter Physics

. Quaid-i-Azam University Gold Medal Award

. Quaid-i-Azam University Merit Scholarship

Selected Publications

1. E.I.Sharapov et al., Upscattering of Ultracold Neutrons From The Polymer

[C6 H12]n. Phys. Rev. C 88, 064605 (2013)

2. E.I.Sharapov, et al., Measurements of Ultracold Neutron Upscattering and

Absorption in Polyethylene and Vanadium. Phys. Rev. C 88, 037601 (2013)

Talks and Presentations

1. University of Kentucky, Nuclear Group presentation, Lexington, KY, March

2011, Simulation

of UCNB Confinement Using C++ and Root

2. APS-DNP Meeting, Contributed Talk, Newport Beach, CA, October 2012,

Status of UCNB

Experiment at LANSCE (Los Alamos Neutron Science Center)

Workshops

Instrumentation Beyond the Standard Model, Newport Beach, California (2012)

Volunteer Work

. Member of the Center for Community Outreach, University of Kentucky,

Lexington, KY

. Teaching at Lexington Universal Academy

Teaching Experience

. Teaching Assistant at University of Kentucky

Courses taught: Electricity and Magnetism, Mechanics Laboratory and

Recitations

. Teaching Assistant at Syracuse University

Courses taught: Astronomy, Electricity and Magnetism, Mechanics,

Laboratory/Recitations

. Undergraduate Instructor, Introductory Physics, Laboratory Section,

Hamdard University,

Islamabad, Pakistan

Education

.Ph.D. Physics, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 2014 (ABD)

Thesis: Study of Asymmetry in Ultra Cold Neutron Beta Decay

Adviser: Brad Plaster

.M.S. Physics, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 2011

.M.S. Physics, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, 2007

.Postgraduate Diploma Condensed Matter Physics, International Center for

Theoretical Physics,

Trieste, Italy, 2002

.B.S. Physics, Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan, 2000

References: Available upon request

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