I'm a geospatial engineer who builds spatial data pipelines: sourcing, transforming, and delivering authoritative spatial data into tools people actually use.
I started in GIS because maps are more than visuals; they're interfaces for understanding the real world. Over a decade, that evolved into building full systems: data pipelines and dashboards relied on by decision-makers, mobile field data collection platforms, IoT command centers, and operational tools for working businesses.
AI tooling is part of how I work every day. I use Claude Code and the Anthropic API to generate, optimize, and automate spatial workflows, from geoprocessing scripts to full pipeline code, always with human review on the output. The common thread in everything I ship is making systems clearer, faster, and more actionable.
I'm most excited by problems where software, data, and the physical world intersect, and where the network can't be trusted: everything I build assumes you'll lose signal. Off the clock I'm an overlander, mountain biker, and upland hunter. I build the kind of geospatial data I depend on in the field.