For a general summary of my employment history, see my LinkedIn.

My professional career has involved the following positions:

  • ItemPath: Sole technical writer for a REST API and web app for warehouse management.
  • ThinkLP: Internal and external documentation for a Salesforce-based retail loss prevention application.
  • ApplyBoard: Knowledge management and research for an ed-tech startup focusing on international student recruitment.

Below is an abridged summary of my academic experience during my time as a PhD candidate at the University of Toronto.

Publications

  1. 2016; Review of Zvi Arstein’s Mathematics and the Real World (Prometheus Books, 2014) Isis: Journal of the History of Science Society.
  2. 2014; With James Robert Brown. Review of Andrew Aberdein and Ian J. Dove (eds), The Argument of Mathematics (Springer 2013) in Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews.

Teaching

As lead instructor:

  1. 2017, PHL 245 Modern Symbolic Logic, University of Toronto, St. George Campus.
  2. 2016, PHL245 Modern Symbolic Logic, University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus.
  3. 2016, PHL145 Critical Reasoning, University of Toronto, Mississauga Campus.
  4. 2016, PHLB50 Symbolic Logic I, University of Toronto, Scarborough Campus.
  5. 2015, PHL245F Modern Symbolic Logic, University of Toronto, St. George Campus.
  6. 2014, PHL201F Introductory Philosophy, University of Toronto, St. George Campus.

Talks

  1. November 2015 “Structuralism and (Meta)Mathematical Disagreement” Association for the Philosophy of Mathematical Practice, Institut Henri Poincare, Sorbonne University.
  2. June 2015 “Structuralism and (Meta)Mathematical Disagreement” Canadian Philosophical Association Annual Congress, University of Ottawa.
  3. June 2014 “How to Be a Structuralist About Set Theory” 42nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Exact Philosophy, California Institute of Technology.
  4. May 2014 “How to Be a Structuralist About Set Theory” Canadian Philosophical Association Annual Congress, Brock University.
  5. January 2014 “How to Be a Structuralist About Set Theory” 7th Annual Cambridge Graduate Conference on Logic and Philosophy of Mathematics. St. John’s College, Cambridge University.