About

I am a snow hydrologist and geospatial data scientist interested in modeling mountain snow accumulation and melt at large scales. My work incorporates satellite remote sensing, numerical weather prediction, and non-linear optimization techniques to create post-processing models to improve our ability to estimate snow water equivalent at high resolution over large domains. Ultimately, I am interested in how snowpack dynamics respond to climate variability and how we can better represent these processes to support water resource management.

Recently, I was a postdoctoral researcher in the Pavelsky Global Hydrology Lab at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, where I am currently a research collaborator finishing up publications. I am actively searching for new postdoc, research scientist, and faculty roles in the cryospheric sciences.