Maps, data, and environmental work.

I grew up in Denver, Colorado, with a lot of time spent outdoors and an early interest in visual arts. I later studied environmental science and natural-resource management, and GIS turned out to be a natural meeting point between the analytical, environmental and visual sides of how I like to work.

I'm now a geospatial scientist, developer, and cartographer based in Skåne, Sweden. Over the past decade I've worked across government research, environmental consulting, independent consulting and climate technology, gradually moving deeper into remote sensing, automation, spatial data engineering and application development. I still like being close to the work: figuring out difficult spatial problems, building things, and making the results understandable.