Nathaniel Hoffman is a postdoctoral research associate and experimental medium-energy particle physicist with eight years of experience probing the light meson spectrum to isolate glueball signatures. He earned a PhD at Carnegie Mellon where he led amplitude-modeling and partial-wave analyses for the GlueX experiment, blending statistical background subtraction, machine learning, and software engineering in C/C++, Python, and Rust. Nathaniel developed the laddu Rust/Python library to compose and fit amplitude models, reflecting a practical emphasis on reproducible analysis tooling. Based in Manhattan, Kansas, he combines rigorous data-driven physics with hands-on systems work and a knack for turning messy spectra into testable resonance hypotheses. An interesting quirk: he prefers nvim over emacs and runs Arch Linux, signaling a programmer’s attention to customization and performance.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Washington High School
BA in Music, BS in Physics, Physics and Music, BA in Music, BS in Physics, Physics and Music at Case Western Reserve University
Master of Science - MS, Physics, Master of Science - MS, Physics at Carnegie Mellon University
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