ALEXEY KOVALEV, MSEE
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CAREER PROFILE
Driven, self-motivated, and accomplished professional with exceptional knowledge of Physics and Mathematics
and deep understanding of scientific and engineering principles. Proven mentoring and tutoring abilities.
Demonstrates dynamic approach to project planning, execution, and conceptualization of new engineering
solutions. Excels in applied scientific research. Highly skilled in authoring data acquisition software and physical
processes modeling. Proven mastery of measuring specific heat, magnetization, resistance, and microwave
properties of materials at low and ultra low temperatures and high magnetic fields. A trustworthy employee and
respected colleague.
AREAS OF STRENGTH AND EXPERTISE
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Project Planning Written/Oral Communications Project Execution
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Engineering Principles Physical Process Modeling Technical Skills
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Leadership Team Development/Mentoring Presentations
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Master of Science, Electrical Engineering, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
PhD, Condensed Matter Physics, Institute of Solid State Physics, Chernogolovka, Russia and Moscow Institute of
Physics and Technology, Dolgoprudny, Russia
Master of Science, Applied Physics and Mathematics, Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology,
Dolgoprudny, Russia
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
TUTOR.COM
Online Tutor, Physics and Mathematics 2013-present
• Provide homework help to students.
• Maintain a high rate of a customer satisfaction.
NATIONAL HIGH MAGNETIC FIELD LABORATORY, Tallahassee, FL 2010-Present
Assistant in Research, 2012-Present
• Develop new instrumentation through hardware and software support. Played critical role in a
development of a new X-ray system for high magnetic fields.
• Supervise shared experimental facilities; train and assist users.
Visiting Scientist, 2010-2012
• Investigated electron spin resonance studies of varying materials.
• Mentored and assisted students with science projects.
PENN STATE UNIVERSITY, University Park 2004-2010
Research Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, 2007-2010
• Performed comprehensive investigation of sensing properties of polymer nanowires.
• Developed and implemented stand-off sensing systems.
Post-Doctoral Scholar, Electrical Engineering Department, 2004-2007
• Spearheaded development of new type of chemical sensor based on infrared absorber design.
• Undertook measurement of microwave properties of materials under controlled gas environments.
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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA, Gainesville, FL 2001-2004
Post-Doctoral Scholar, Department of Chemistry, 2003-2004
• Studied electron–nuclear double resonance and dynamic nuclear polarization.
• Obtained data important for the understanding of the electron–nuclear spin dynamics in two-dimensional
electron gas
Post-Doctoral Scholar, Department of Physics, 2001-2003
• Embarked on a study of microwave properties of organic metals and superconductors at low temperatures
and high magnetic fields.
• Obtained unique results related to the superconducting and normal properties of the studied materials.
INSTITUTE OF SOLID STATE PHYSICS, Chernogolovka, Russia 2000-2001
Staff Scientist
• Oversaw measurement for specific heat of organic metals at ultra high magnetic fields
KYOTO UNIVERSITY, Kyoto, Japan 1998-2000
Visiting Scientist, Department of Physics
• Piloted the development of new system to measure specific heat of micro crystals of organic metals and
semiconductors at ultra low temperatures and aligned magnetic fields
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Oral: SPIE Defense, Security, and Sensing 2009, Orlando, FL; American Physical Society March Meeting 2009,
Pittsburgh, PA; American Physical Society March Meeting 2006, Baltimore, MD; MMM 2002, Tampa, FL;
American Physical Society March Meeting 2002, Indianapolis, IN
Poster: Nanotech 2008, Boston, MA; ISCOM 2001, Rusutsu, Japan; ISCOM 1999, Oxford, UK
ADDITIONAL SKILLS
Programming skills: MATLAB, LabView, COMSOL
Familiar with C/C++, SAS, Microsoft Office, and basic Internet protocols