Tegan M.

Tegan M. has diverse work experience in various scientific and technical roles. Starting in 2015, Tegan worked as an Undergraduate Researcher at Arizona State University, where they conducted experiments, performed data analysis, and completed an honors thesis. Tegan also served as a Physics and Chemistry Laboratory Teaching Assistant and a PhysTEC Learning Assistant during their time at the university.

In 2016, Tegan worked as a summer researcher at Michigan State University, focusing on experimental single molecule biophysics and data analysis. They also presented their work at MSU.

Tegan continued their research in 2017 as a summer researcher at the National Science Foundation (NSF), where they conducted theoretical biophysics research and contributed to a publication.

In 2019, Tegan joined the University of Chicago as an NSF Graduate Research Fellow, investigating the molecular mechanism of circadian rhythm in bacteria through simulations and data analysis. They also worked as a Tech transfer science intern at UC Davis Office of Research, performing due diligence for intellectual property and conducting market analysis.

From 2021 to 2022, Tegan worked at Eligo Energy, LLC as a Senior Data Scientist and later as a Data Scientist. They developed machine learning models, created predictive analysis reports, and improved profitability by leveraging customer churn prediction.

Currently, Tegan works as a Data Engineer at Steppingblocks, starting in 2022.

Tegan M. pursued a Master's degree in Biological and Physical Sciences from the University of Chicago from 2019 to 2021. Prior to that, Tegan completed a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Biophysics & Chemistry from Arizona State University, where they also obtained a certification in Machine Shop. The specific month and year of obtaining the Machine Shop certification are not provided.