I build hardware and software tools that improve our understanding of the world. My work involves atmospheric modeling, data mining, machine learning, HPC and cloud computing, server/network administration, and hardware and software development for measurement control systems. I've built production grade systems on technologies from fortran to Kubernetes.

I've built trace gas and air quality measurement systems and analysis frameworks for Google Street View cars, Salt Lake City's TRAX light-rail system, a van based mobile laboratory, and a network of autonomous sites operating in Northern Utah. These data paired with atmospheric models are used to quantify the urban carbon cycle, spatially correlate pollution exposure with cardiovascular and respiratory illness, estimate bulk methane fluxes from developing oil and gas basins, and examine chemical processes driving the formation of aerosol pollutants.

When I'm not working, you can find me skiing or climbing mountains.