Noah was born in Massachusetts, grew up in Key West, FL, and did a double major in Physics and Mathematics at Bowdoin College. He received his PhD from UC Santa Cruz in June of 2020 and spent the last five years of his PhD living in Berkeley and working at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. At LBNL Noah developed a diverse skillset focused on enabling cutting edge nanomagnetism experiments including multiple nanofabrication and magnetic microscopy techniques. Drawn to topological solitons, due to their mathematical beauty and unique interactive properties, Noah was able to experimentally generate and measure Hopfions; the first self-stabilizing three dimensional topological soliton in an experimental ferromagnetic magnetic system. In the bioelectronics group, Noah has used his experimental physics skills to develop novel magnetic nanotransducers for manipulation and measurement of biological systems. In the future Noah plans to apply his nanomagnetic and nanofabrication skills to solve problems in energy science and micro-electromechanical systems. In his free time Noah enjoys games (video and board), weightlifting, and spending time with his cat.