Summary
Moshe Silverstein is a doctoral student at New Jersey Institute of Technology with nine years of experience blending scientific computing, physics, and data analysis across academia and applied research. He has worked as a bioinformatician at Mount Sinai, instructed physics and math labs and courses at several colleges, and supported research workflows from NMR experiments to MATLAB-based data processing. Comfortable in both classroom and lab settings, he also spent years tutoring privately and briefly explored DevOps and audio-stream tooling, reflecting a practical knack for tool-building and operations. His background combines rigorous theoretical training (BS in Physics & Mathematics, MA in Physics) with hands-on skills in experimental methods, data analysis, and teaching. Based in Elizabeth, NJ, Moshe brings a researcher’s attention to detail and a teacher’s ability to translate complex ideas for diverse audiences.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Physics and Mathematics, Bachelor of Science (BS), Physics and Mathematics at Brooklyn College
Master of Arts (MA), Physics, Master of Arts (MA), Physics at City University of New York-Hunter College
English, Yiddish, Hebrew