Nasruddin Nazerali is a highly qualified geophysicist and environmental engineer seeking opportunities in the field. With extensive experience in applied geophysics and hydrology/water resource management, Nazerali is eager to apply his skills to support water resources, civil and environmental projects, mining, oil & gas, and data analytics methods.

Nazerali apprenticed with Prof. Dale Morgan in applied geophysics, acquiring a broad view of geophysics and specializing in D.C. resistivity and induced polarization instrumentation and modeling. He assisted Prof. Morgan in teaching and gave invited seminars at universities in Turkey and Cyprus. Apprenticed with Prof. Elfatih Eltahir in hydrology and water resource management, Nazerali designed environmentally sustainable water storage options in the face of high demand and expensive water supply, analyzing local and regional institutional settings of water resource management in Kuwait and Singapore.

Nazerali holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics, a Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering, and a Master of Science in Geophysics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has previously worked as a Teacher at Middleburg Academy, a Short-term Lecturer, an Engineer at Philips Healthcare SL, an Analytical Methods Consultant at National Oilwell Varco, a Teaching Assistant, and a Research Assistant, honing his expertise in multiple areas.