Technical Lead | Software Architect | Data Scientist
Technical lead for the Science Data Management software development group at USGS, specializing in building scalable data products and services. I lead web application development teams building data repositories and spearhead AI chat application development to enhance knowledge access and improve technical efficiencies. With over a decade of experience in software architecture, I focus on modernizing legacy systems and implementing cloud-first solutions using AWS infrastructure.
I live in Denver with my partner, two pups and one cat. As a technical lead for the Science Data Management software development group at USGS, I focus on building scalable data products and services that support scientific research and open data initiatives.
I mentor engineers across all career levels on software architecture, cloud computing, and modern development practices. My work spans from legacy system modernization to implementing cutting-edge AI solutions.
Greater Denver Area
Leading the Science Data Management software development group, building data products and services for scientific research. Responsible for modernizing legacy applications, implementing cloud-first approaches, and developing AI chat applications to enhance knowledge access and operational efficiency.
Greater Denver Area
Worked as a Data Scientist and Machine Learning expert. Built machine learning solutions that helped with high impact decision making and created data-driven insights for enterprise clients.
Lakewood, Colorado
Responsible for software architecture and redesign of major search applications used to support open data initiatives. Created text mining applications and worked on large-scale data processing systems supporting scientific research and public data access.
Selected coursework: Data Engineering, Machine Learning, Text Analytics, Data Analytics, Statistical Methods and Experimental Design
Selected coursework: Introduction to Computer Science (C++), Intermediate Programming in C++, Data Structures and Technical Writing
Collection of Disney-inspired projects including NFC MagicBand readers, animatronic digital eyes, and LED tiki drummers using microcontrollers and Python.
Modelcat TAM: A data model representation of a model concept to support the USGS Model Catalog web application using Python and Pydantic.
Horizon Data Model: Python-based data modeling framework for the Horizon application at USGS, supporting scientific applications and data management.
Practical 3D designs including a magnetic ice scooper holder and other everyday utility items.
Leading development of data repositories, model catalogs, and AI chat applications for scientific research and knowledge management.
A lightweight, open source statusbar app to monitor Mac CPU temperature. Built with Python and distributed as a native macOS app.
Collection of Flask applications, Docker examples, AWS Lambda resources, and training materials for web development and data science.
Interested in collaborating on data science projects, discussing AI applications, or exploring software architecture solutions? I'm always open to connecting with fellow professionals and potential collaborators.