Geographic Information Systems Analyst with nearly 4 years of experience in FEMA Risk MAP, floodplain analysis, DFIRM production, spatial data management, and remote sensing — turning complex geospatial data into decision-ready insights.
I specialize in translating complex spatial datasets into clear, decision-ready maps and insights for both technical and non-technical stakeholders. My work spans FEMA flood hazard programs, regional water planning, infrastructure GIS, and Python-driven workflow automation.
Skilled in ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, QGIS, Python, SQL, LiDAR, HEC-RAS support, and AutoCAD/Civil 3D coordination — with a BS in Geography & Cartography and a GIS Certification from the University of North Texas.
Lead GIS Analyst for the Berrien County, Michigan Preliminary Flood Insurance Study (FIS No. 26021CV003C) — a 3-volume, 257-page FEMA Risk MAP deliverable preliminary-issued August 30, 2024, covering all jurisdictions in Berrien County. Created flood profiles for 19 flooding sources across the county including major rivers, drains, and tributaries.
GIS figures produced for the Region 5 Neches 2023 Regional Flood Plan — a comprehensive floodplain mapping deliverable covering 29 counties and cities across the Neches watershed in East Texas, prepared for the Region 5 Neches Flood Planning Group at Freese and Nichols.
Open to GIS Analyst roles, geospatial consulting, and collaborative projects in flood hazard mapping, water resources, and spatial data analysis.