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physicsguybri

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I am a "Senior Research Physicist" with >20 years of Research & Development experience. I enjoy delving into complicated problems to find answers/solutions. I have also taught undergraduate physics for 20 years. My work provides me with opportunities to design/build/test all kind of hardware and write code to interface with and analyzed data from the hardware. There are times when I am called into scope when damage control is in order to correct problems caused by another's erroneous assumption they they knew what they were doing - these times are bitter/sweet for obvious reasons. In an effort to improve and maintain good health I have revived the childhood passion for cycling and am now working my way up to riding to and from work 3 (total = 46 mi) days/week. I enjoy fishing (fresh/salt) and find it relaxing and worthwhile always! Will add more when time permits.

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