In this talk, I will describe the motivations for supersymmetry and
how it may fix the shortcomings of the standard model.  There will
also be a general description of the ATLAS detector and how one uses
the computing grid at the LHC to do data analysis.  I will describe a
more efficient way of grid job submission using python. Finally, I will
show my analysis results using pp collisions at  \sqrt(s) = 7 TeV 
with integrated luminosity of about 1.6 fb−1.