Non-profit - New York, New York: Manage the Geographic Information System (GIS) and map community hazards in relation to socio-economic, health, and environmental data. Maintain the real-time environmental data monitors such as the black carbon Aethalometers (http://twitter.com/aethan/). Manage the office technology infrastructure including hardware (file servers & desktop systems) and software (commercial & home-grown) support including research, purchase, and installation. Develop custom applications where necessary using tools such as Batch, Visual Basic (VB6), and Visual Basic for Applications (VBA). Develop, manage and maintain the organization's public website and its private intranet presence using tools such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and Perl. Assist in database management efforts with tools such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, and Raiser's Edge.

Columbia University - New York, New York. Generated GIS maps of community health and environmental data analyzed by the Center analysts.

Rutgers - Newark, New Jersey. Generated a GIS paper on performing community surveys for the "Workshops from the Field" conference. Assisted in developing a curriculum for teaching GIS mapping in local schools such as the Oliver Street Elementary School. Worked with the Spring 1999 class of The Cornell University Assistance Project, a part of the Department of City and Regional Planning (CRP) at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, with developing a virtual "Toxics & Treasures Tour" for the Ironbound area of Newark, New Jersey. Managed database of members.