- Creation and upkeep of a variety of standard maps in multiple media formats, including interactive web maps for use with ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS experience builder, to effectively communicate district attributes and statistics to the planners, executives, and board members that keep Albuquerque Public Schools moving forwards.- Creation and maintenance of annual workflow GIS data, including geocoding the 75,000+ students in the district.- Drone lead for the GIS division within the Capital Master Plan department. Duties with this position include the creation of a maintenance schedule for the four drones housed by the GIS department, pre-flight planning, carrying out frequent drone flights of school/district sites, and post-processing of all flight data to output a high quality final product.- The position involves significant amounts of quality assurance/control both inter- and intra- department, and requires communication between different departments within APS, and within the county/state. Attention is paid to displaying the data in a way that enables the map audience to get the information they need, and this is often an iterative process of map critiquing.- Played a critical role in division-wide data cleanup and archiving to assist in a department-wide shared drive reorganization and standardization. Maintained a working document of archiving and clean-up progress, whilst updating metadata for all GIS files.

Duties Included:- Teaching multiple lab sections for a GIS Intro class- Delivering and grading of student lab submissions- Delivering short lectures on key concepts and components of ArcGIS- Problem solving and helping students to achieve their best in the class- Advising students on individual final projects which included development of research questions and refinement of methodologies.

Worked in the Geospatial and Population Studies (GPS) center at UNM on various geocoding projects. Projects include:Working on the Local Update of Census Addresses (LUCA) to ensure an accurate count for the 2020 Census throughout New Mexico.Geocoding vehicle traffic crash data throughout New Mexico to ensure accurate data deliverables to the New Mexico Department of Transportation. Work is primarily done with ArcMap and ArcGIS Pro and is supplemented by Google Street View, Google Earth, and county assessor records and data.