I built and had ownership of a SQLite database ETL process that keeps track of synced device workout data for internal ongoing data collections that allowed engineers to find data important to their specific feature development. I created a website that displayed ongoing participant workout metrics and time series that allowed participants to submit feedback on the accuracy of their data. I automated workflows that efficiently processed device collected data that expedited curating data to quickly identify bugs in unreleased iOS and WatchOS builds.

At a high level, my role entails extensive arcpy and python development in order to deliver high quality tools for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). I have developed and contributed to a number of different efforts including the development of ETL tools, automation of data and metadata management, unit testing (pytest), module documentation (sphinx), file monitoring and workflow triggering (watchdog), geoprocessing rest services and advanced debugging (winpdb). Along with using python, I use Oracle and ArcSDE on a regular basis. I have relevant knowledge of Oracle database properties and enterprise GIS workflows. There are a number of other technologies that I work with on a fairly regular basis that include GitHub, SQL, and ArcServer.

As a student assistant, I was responsible for migrating the content of the old Geography Department website to the new website. I was also responsible for updating content of the website when needed. The website is built on CSU Northridge’s Web-One Drupal framework.

As a Graduate Research Assistant/Developer I was afforded opportunities to work on a wide range of projects. I was responsible for updating the Center for Geographical Studies website utilizing HMTL, CSS and JavaScript. I created a python Add-in tool that allows a user to click in Arc Map and have that point opened up in either google or bing maps in the browser. I was the Admin/developer for a Microsoft SharePoint staff time tracker that used SharePoint workflows and formulas in order to track staff hours on specific tasks and calculate the remaining project budgets. Also, CSS and JQuery were used in order to hide specific parts of the SharePoint website page or rename elements. I was responsible for creating and publishing map services to ArcGIS Server in order to be viewed in ArcGIS Viewer for Flex 3.0. I was also responsible for configuring the Viewer for Flex. This viewer is used as part of a QC process for the State of California’s Water Board Basin Plan project. I worked on the Caltrans project that required editing enhanced Tigerline data in order to be used in a new Linear Referencing system. I was also responsible for Access SQL queries that showed where data did not match up for various road tables. Lastly, I was responsible for creating and testing workflows in both ArcGIS Desktop and Geomedia for the Caltrans project.