Hi! I'm

Prem Rao
Me in a Forest

Hi! I'm Prem Rao, a recent graduate from Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) with a Master of Science in Physics. I also earned a Bachelors of Arts in both Physics and Computer Science, both from Case Western Reserve University. I’m looking to broaden the skill-set I have as a researcher, academic and educator.

I'm interested in climate physics and understanding how anthropogenic climate change will impact human life in the future. My most recent project focused on understanding the meridional structure of the tropopause, and is in the process of publication!

Academic Achievements

2021

B.A. in Computer Science from Case Western Reserve University

2021

B.A. in Physics from Case Western Reserve University

2023

M.S. in Physics from Case Western Reserve University

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Industry Experience

Summer 2019

Intern at World Wide Technology: Software engineering intern in the Agile Office at World Wide Technology in St. Louis, Missouri. Created an API using JavaScript to query and process data from a database.

Fall 2023 -
Present

Contractor at HARKVision: Solo full stack developer, creating software to run camera for capturing images of patient’s eyes.

Fall 2023 -
Present

Front of House at Balkan Treat Box: Front of house staff at Balkan Treat Box, a popular restaurant in St. Louis, Missouri.

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Teaching Experience

Spring 2020

Teaching Assistant: Designed and assisted teaching new introductory climate change course at CWRU.

Fall 2021 -
Spring 2022

Introductory Lab Proctor: Led an introductory physics lab for undergraduate students at CWRU.

Fall 2022

Teaching Assistant: Teaching assistant for upper level undergraduate Electricity and Magnetism course.

Other Experience

Fall 2022 -
Spring 2023

Physics Graduate Student Association President at CWRU: Revitalized the Physics Graduate Student Assoc. at CWRU; represented student interests to faculty/staff.

Summer 2022 -
Winter 2023

Independent Consultant at Case Western Reserve University: Writing and publishing a paper on the meridional dependence of the tropopause.