I am currently a post-doctoral scholar at Portland State University in the RTG for Computation and Data Enabled Science. 

Before moving to Portland, I was a postdoctoral associate at Carnegie Mellon University between Fall 2021 and Fall 2023. I graduated from the Mathematics Ph.D. program at Iowa State University in 2021. My Ph.D. advisor was Michael Young. Here is a copy of my (academic) long CV. Here is a copy of my shorter CV. 

Currently, I am keeping an eye out for permanent academic or lab positions in the  Pacific Northwest. Please reach out to me at jkritsch "at" andrew "dot" cmu "dot" edu if you are interested in my application materials.

My teaching experience includes core offerings and service classes: Calculus I-III, Business Calculus, Introduction to Proofs (for a full lists, contact me for my CV). Most recently, I taught Multivariate Analysis (21256) which covers material from linear algebra and calc 3 for social science majors. Last Fall I also taught Algebraic Structures (21373), which is an abstract algebra class for undergraduates. 

A core tenant of my teaching practice is to iterate on my teaching materials and strategies for sustained improvement throughout my teaching career. To this end, I maintain a "private" github repository for teaching materials (email me if you would like access). One improvement I am focusing on this semester is to make videos of example problems for my Multivariate Analysis class. The production quality could use some work, but you can see an example here.