Summary
Tarik Salameh is an undergraduate programmer and researcher blending physics, mathematics, and pre-medical training at Penn State’s Schreyer Honors College, supported by the Braddock science scholarship. He contributes to neutrino detector geometry and efficiency studies with the IceCube Research Group, applying mathematical modeling, simulation, and software to real-world observatory problems. Earlier experience as a medical scribe and IT consultant gave him practical exposure to clinical workflows, data management, and small-network engineering. Trained in bioinformatics, genomics, ML, and clinical statistics, he pursues projects that bridge research and improvements to standard-of-care. Colleagues would describe him as a lab-seasoned problem solver who learns new languages and modeling concepts rapidly and brings both hands-on experimental experience and production-minded programming to interdisciplinary teams.
8 years of coding experience
B.S. Physics, Physics, Pre-Medicine, B.S. Physics, Physics, Pre-Medicine at Penn State University