Thomas Di Napoli
About Thomas Di Napoli
Thomas Di Napoli is a Beam Physics Field Engineer with extensive experience in proton therapy systems and a background in physics. He has worked at IBA since 2011 and is currently a graduate student at Rutgers University, where he also serves as a teaching assistant.
Work at IBA
Thomas Di Napoli has been employed at IBA since 2011. He initially worked as a Proton Therapy Systems Engineer for four years, from 2011 to 2015, in Somerset, NJ. In 2015, he transitioned to the role of Beam Physics Field Engineer, where he continues to work. His responsibilities in this position include applying his expertise in beam physics to support IBA's initiatives in proton therapy.
Education and Expertise
Thomas Di Napoli earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Physics from Dartmouth College, where he studied from 2006 to 2010. He has furthered his education as a graduate student at Rutgers University since 2015. His academic focus includes beam physics, and he has engaged in graduate research in this field.
Background
Before his long-term association with IBA, Thomas Di Napoli worked at MITRE as a Contract Engineer for three months in 2010. He also held a position as a Technical Summer Intern at MITRE in 2009 for two months. His early career experiences contributed to his technical foundation in engineering and physics.
Teaching Experience
At Rutgers University, Thomas Di Napoli has served as a teaching assistant in the Department of Physics and Astronomy. This role involves supporting undergraduate students in their studies and contributing to the academic environment within the department.