Curriculum Vitae, Luke Colin Thorburn

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2017 –: Master of Science, The University of Melbourne Specialising in Statistics & Stochastic Processes.
2014 – 2016: Bachelor of Science, The University of Melbourne Majored in Mathematics & Statistics, specialised in Statistics and Stochastic Processes. Graduated with First Class Honours.
2012 – 2013: International Baccalaureate Diploma, St Leonard's College Studied Literature, Japanese and Chemistry at standard level, Mathematics, Physics and Economics at higher level. Awarded 43/45, equivalent to a notional ATAR of 99.60.
2018: Summer School, Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute Completed two honours-level subjects: Topological Data Analysis and Probabilistic Methods & Random Graphs.
2017: Summer Institute, Duke University One of 32 selected to participate in the second week of a program on Topics in the History of Economics, hosted by the Center for the History of Political Economy.
2014 – 2016: Diploma of Languages (Japanese), The University of Melbourne

2016 –: Data Scientist, Resilient Youth Australia Part-time, providing visualisations and descriptive analysis of data from an ongoing survey measuring resilience in primary and secondary school students.
2014 –: Student Study Assistant, St Leonard's College Casual, providing academic tutoring to students after school, on weekends and during school holidays.
2011 –: International Evaluator, Future Problem Solving Program Australia Casual, evaluating written competition booklets, setting 'Future Scenes' and modernising evaluator resources.

2017: Academic Tutor, Newman College Tutoring in Linear Statistical Models, a third-year subject.
2017: Research Assistant, The University of Melbourne Worked with A/Prof. Tony Wirth and James Saunderson in the Department of Computing and Information Systems on algorithms for the finding of densest subgraphs.
2016 – 2017: Research Assistant, CSIRO Manufacturing (Biomedical) Using D3.js to visualise phase space in protein crystallisation. Originally 6-month appointment through the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP), with some follow-up work in 2017.
2014 – 2015: Stochastic Modelling, Mercer Fixed-term Summer project, stochastically modelling mortalities for a new retirement income product, LifetimePlus.
2014 – 2017: Private Academic Tutor Casual, self-employed. Mainly in Mathematics, Physics and Economics. More than 250 hours of tutoring experience.

2015 – 2017: Director, Australian Cancer and Health Sciences Competition Inc.
2014: Video Producer, iGEM UniMelb Produced a triumvirate of short videos to help explain and promote the work of the team from The University of Melbourne entering the International Genetically Engineered Machine competition.
2012: Peer Support Leader, St Leonard's College
2011: SCOPE Leader, St Leonard's College Mentored an overly reserved grade three student.

2017

Honourable Mention, 2018 Ericsson Innovation Awards

2016

Leaders in Communities Award (LiCA), The University of Melbourne

Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Scholar, Biomedical Research Victoria

2015

Keith Frampton Roll of Honour (Member), Future Problem Solving Program Australia

Highest Mark,

ATOC20001

Weather & Climate Systems, The University of Melbourne

2014

Second Place,

ECON10004

Introductory Microeconomics Film Competition, The University of Melbourne

2013

Year 12 IB Dux, St Leonard's College

Old Collegian's Award for Positive Involvement, St Leonard's College

Full College, Music and House Colours, St Leonard's College

2012

Monash Prize for Excellence & Year 11 IB Dux, St Leonard's College

E. Paul Torrance Youth Award, Future Problem Solving Program Australia