Spatial analyst working in cartography, geospatial data handling, and network accessibility. My work has focused on accessibility and public health: who can reach the services they need, and what happens to that access when a hazard disrupts the network.
MS in Informatics (Geoinformatics) and BA in Geography with minors in Computer Science and Environmental Policy and Planning, University of Iowa. Most recently a Fulbright US Student Program research award recipient at the GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences in Potsdam, Germany, modeling flood disruption to road networks and its effect on travel time to healthcare facilities.
Based in Iowa, open to relocation. Currently looking for GIS Analyst and GIS Specialist roles.
- Network accessibility and travel time analysis
- Social vulnerability and environmental justice mapping
- Geocoding, data cleaning, and reproducible spatial pipelines
- Cartographic design for technical and public audiences
- GIS: ArcGIS Pro, QGIS, spatial analysis, geocoding
- Python: GeoPandas, pandas, NumPy, OSMnx, NetworkX
- Routing: OpenRouteService, OSRM
- Other: R, SQL, Tableau, Git
Routing work is not publicly available. OpenRouteService at GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences, OSRM at Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
| GFZ German Research Centre for Geosciences, Potsdam | Fulbright research award, flood disruption to healthcare access |
| University of Iowa College of Nursing | Graduate research assistant, Python data pipelines and geospatial support |
| Iowa State University | Data Science for the Public Good intern, housing condition analysis and Tableau mapping |
| Oak Ridge National Laboratory | Undergraduate laboratory intern, rural healthcare accessibility in R |