Education

• Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts. Since 1997.
  Graduate Physics PhD Program
  Anticipated PhD (Physics): 2002
  

• Drew University, Madison, NJ. 1993-1997
  B.A. magna cum laude in Physics and Computer Science, May 1997
  Honors:
  
  • Dean's List (all 8 semesters)
  • Phi Beta Kappa (1996)
  • Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society (1995)
  • Pi Mu Epsilon Mathematics Honor Society (1995)
  • Drew Scholar (1993-1997)
  
  

• Computer Knowledge: C/C++, FORTRAN 90, BASIC, Pascal, Assembly, HTML and Scheme programming languages. Linux, Unix, VMS, MS-Windows and MS-DOS operating systems. Computer hardware installation and maintenance. Proficient in use of both PAW and Root data analysis packages.
  

• Languages: Fluent in Portuguese and Spanish
  

Experience

• Boston University, Computer Programmer and Research Fellow, Jan. 1999-present. Detailed research in beam dynamics, wrote computer Monte Carlo simulations in C/C++. Analyzed data using Fortran and C/C++ -based data analysis packages. Assisting in maintenance of Linux-based LAN.
  

• Boston University, Teaching Fellow, Sept. 1997-Dec. 1998. Taught undergraduate laboratory and classroom physics, using lasers, oscilloscopes, photomultiplier tubes, computer-controlled voltmeters, electrometers and power supplies to demonstrate properties of basic physical systems and introduce fundamentals of basic research and error analysis.
  

• Light Age, Inc., Webmaster, Web Designer, Jan. 1997-Aug. 1997. Designed, created and maintained company's first website.
  

• Drew University, Resident Assistant, 1995-1997, Computer Software Library Assistant, 1994-1997, Observatory Assistant 1994-1997, Drew University Ambassador Coordinator 1995-1997, Drew University Open House Coordinator 1996-1997, Varsity Tennis Co-Captain 1996-1997.