A different perspective. A practical advantage.
I connect flight, spatial data, and technical systems to make the view from above useful on the ground.
Get to know my work ↗From aerial imagery to ArcGIS analysis, I turn raw information into maps and visual products that support practical decisions.
I work across code and hardware: custom GPS flight logging, robotics, sensing systems, soldering, and hands-on integration.
Careful flight planning meets real inspection work. I combine operational discipline with clear documentation and client communication.
UAS IN PRACTICEB.S. Uncrewed Aircraft Systems
Minor in Geographic Information Systems
I’m building a career at the intersection of uncrewed aviation and geospatial technology. My experience spans flight operations, aerial inspections, mapping, and technical integration—with a focus on doing useful work, and doing it carefully.
A few ways I’ve brought technical thinking into the real world.
Conducted drone roof inspections for storm and structural damage assessments. Coordinated with clients, insurance adjusters, and project teams, while managing records and follow-up in JobNimbus.
Developed custom GPS-based flight-logging code and worked with UAS robotics components. Built practical skills in soldering, servos, sensing systems, and hardware integration.
Used ArcGIS to analyze geospatial data, create maps, and manage geographic databases. Combined shelter and infrastructure information into visual products for planning.
B.S. in Uncrewed Aircraft Systems, degree candidate.
Minor in Geographic Information Systems.
Flight planning, safety risk assessment, LAANC workflows, TFR awareness, and operational compliance.
Project planning, team coordination, and community service experience. A practical commitment to clear communication and follow-through.
Looking for a thoughtful remote pilot, a geospatial perspective, or someone who enjoys getting technical systems to work? Let’s talk.