PMP and ENP-certified Geospatial Engineer with experience designing, supporting, and improving mission-critical 9-1-1 systems, GIS applications, and civil infrastructure solutions. I build software and geospatial tools that help organizations make better decisions through reliable data, automation, and resilient system design.
STATUS: ONLINE // OPEN TO OPPORTUNITIES
From photogrammetry and survey to civil infrastructure and 9-1-1 technology — one continuous thread of engineering.
I F ROOKS & ASSOCIATES · PLANT CITY, FL
Edited and organized remote sensing and photogrammetric data, performed volumetric calculations with Terramodel, and processed DOT legacy files — early groundwork in geospatial data quality.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY · ELEMENT ENGINEERING GROUP, TAMPA
Earned a B.S. in Geomatics Engineering (Magna Cum Laude) and an Advanced GIS Certificate from FAU, then applied LiDAR, GIS, and survey data processing professionally as a Survey/GIS Analyst — working with TopoDOT, MicroStation, QGIS, and PostGIS.
KIMLEY-HORN & ASSOCIATES · SARASOTA, FL
Supported civil infrastructure development as a Civil Engineering Analyst — GIS, CAD, and hydraulic modeling (AutoCAD Civil3D, SewerCAD, WaterCAD) for municipal development services.
MANATEE COUNTY GOVERNMENT · BRADENTON, FL
Coordinating mission-critical telecommunications and GIS infrastructure for Manatee County's Emergency Communications Center — voice, data, wireless, and NG911 systems, on a 24-hour on-call basis.
It doesn't change much whether the problem is a spreadsheet or a 24-hour outage.
Every project begins by understanding how people actually work. Whether supporting emergency communications or engineering infrastructure, I focus on operational challenges before proposing technical solutions.
I combine GIS, software development, telecommunications, and systems thinking to create practical solutions. Every solution is tested against real operational needs, not theoretical assumptions.
Success is measured by reliability, usability, and measurable improvements for the people depending on the system — especially when the stakes are high.
High-level case studies across public safety, civil infrastructure, and software. Some government work is presented at a summary level by necessity.
Support and coordinate mission-critical telecommunications infrastructure for Manatee County's Emergency Communications Center, integrating voice, data, wireless, and GIS technologies while coordinating vendors and regional partners.
Developed geospatial workflows and engineering support tools for civil infrastructure projects using Esri ArcGIS, AutoCAD Civil3D, and hydraulic modeling software.
Processed and analyzed LiDAR, photogrammetry, and survey datasets for engineering and mapping applications using TopoDOT, MicroStation, and QGIS/PostGIS pipelines.
Building modern web applications and GIS tools using React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL/PostGIS spatial data pipelines to bridge geospatial data with interactive user experiences.
Professional certifications earned alongside field experience — a combination that's uncommon among GIS professionals.
EARNED 2024
Emergency Number Professional
The internationally recognized credential for 9-1-1 operations and leadership in public safety communications.
EARNED 2025
Project Management Professional
Globally recognized certification in leading projects from planning through delivery.
EARNED 2026
Certified Emergency Fire Dispatcher
Covers what happens between a fire call coming in and the first truck rolling.
EARNED 2026
Certified Emergency Police Dispatcher
Covers how a dispatcher sorts out what's happening on a police call and gets the right response moving.
EARNED 2026
Certified Emergency Medical Dispatcher
Covers medical calls — knowing what to ask, and what to tell a caller to do until help arrives.
A Geomatics Engineering degree and GIS certificate from Florida Atlantic University — the academic foundation behind the fieldwork.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY · BOCA RATON, FL
College of Engineering and Computer Science. Graduated Magna Cum Laude.
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY · BOCA RATON, FL
Charles E. Schmidt College of Science.
Observation. Experiment. Outcome. Notes from the field, written as they happen.
Lessons on building reliable GIS and NG911 infrastructure for a 9-1-1 center, where uptime matters more than features.
GIS isn't the map. It's how raw spatial data, from PostGIS to LiDAR, becomes a decision someone can act on.
From surveying and remote sensing to software development and emergency communications, and what connects them.
Organized by discipline, not just frontend and backend — the toolkit spans geospatial engineering, software development, and civil engineering.
Open to roles and collaborations at the intersection of GIS, public safety technology, and software.