Jeramy Davis Email & Phone Number

Chattanooga, Tn, Us

Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States

Founded the Creative Culture Collective in Chattanooga, Tennessee in 2022. Organize and promoted twelve successful for profit and fundraising campaigns to benefit local non-profit organizations and communities.Managed and created promotional content for nine local artists’s social media including designing custom merchandise and hosting interactive experiences for all ages in Tennessee, and Georgia.Lead designer for website and user experience for www.creativeculturecollective.com/

Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States

Optic Unity specializes in the generation of visual data and using geographic information to solve problems. 1. As a consultant, I worked with customers to procure the necessary equipment to collect and analyze data from aerial imagery. 2. Maintained and managed a fleet of 4 quad-copters to ensure mission safety. 3. Trained contractors and students on how to integrate unmanned systems into their pre-existing workflow. Used open-source software to present on using drone imagery to produce geographic models.4. Presented at the 2020 North American QGIS Conference on the functionality and potential of UAVs within the GIS and Engineering industry.5. Presented at the Chattanooga Development Symposium 2020 on the accuracy of using unmanned aerial systems for topographic analysis and volumetric surveys.

Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States

With over 5 years of experience as a GIS Analyst at the City of Chattanooga, I specialize in spatial data management, analysis, and the integration of UAV technologies for enhanced city operations. I led the development of automated map libraries, mapped 5,000 homes for FEMA-funded repairs, and introduced UAV technologies for efficient data collection, saving over $80k in contractor expenses.Key Responsibilities:Created and maintained critical map layers for city planning.Integrated new datasets and conducted spatial analysis for various departments.Spearheaded the UAV program as the first Part 107 FAA-certified operator.Notable Achievements:Developed an asset management tool for FEMA projects.Designed a web app for road infrastructure planning.Presented at industry conferences on GIS and UAV technology.Professional Development:Pursuing GIS Professional (GISP) certification.Certified in UAS Thermography Level 1, and FAA Part 107My experience in GIS and UAV program development, combined with ongoing certification pursuits, underscores my commitment to advancing geospatial science.

Chattanooga, Tennessee Area

During my tenure as a Plans Review Specialist, I focused on organizing and reviewing civil engineering plans, collaborating with contractors, and leveraging geographic modeling to support permitting processes and infrastructure development.Key Responsibilities:Organized and secured data for digital and physical storage databases.Reviewed civil engineering plans and facilitated construction permitting processes.Utilized geographic modeling to predict future real estate developments and identify flood-prone areas.Notable Achievements:Developed predictive geographic models using permit data for future development analysis.Created web-based mapping solutions to identify high-risk flood locations.Facilitated communication between private contractors and government officials.Skills Developed:Proficiency in geographic modeling and analysis.Strong organizational and data management skills.Effective communication and collaboration with stakeholders.My experience as a Plans Review Specialist has equipped me with valuable skills in data organization, civil engineering review, and geographic modeling, contributing to efficient urban planning and development initiatives.

Chattanooga, Tennessee Area

As a Survey Instrument Tech, I specialized in collecting topographical and property survey data using electronic survey equipment, contributing to accurate design and construction planning.Key Responsibilities:Utilized electronic survey equipment to measure distance, height, and depths.Recorded and located topographical elements for design purposes.Prepared construction point calculations and grade sheets for drainage projects.Notable Achievements:Conducted volumetric surveys and topographic analysis using surveying technologies.Maintained and optimized survey equipment functionality for accurate data collection.Skills Developed:Proficiency in using surveying instruments and software.Strong attention to detail and accuracy in data collection.Collaboration with engineering teams for project planning and execution.My experience as a Surveyor has honed my skills in precise data collection, analysis, and collaboration, contributing to successful land development and infrastructure projects.

Atlanta Metropolitan Area

Drone Forward is a nonprofit organization with the goal of solidifying the link between early education and future STEM careers. 1. Worked with a team of instructors to lead a group of children between the ages of 10-16 to learn more about the principles of unmanned aerial flight, safety when working with electricity and how drones are being used to change the workforce.2. Played a crucial role in developing the website and the infrastructure for the "Drone Games". The Drone Games is an online tournament where contestants use a series of challenges to build hand-eye coordination and compete to complete a set of goals with their chosen drone. 3. Led teams of children through a course that used drones and robotics to teach them about entrepreneurship and how to solve problems.

Fairbanks North Star Borough County, Alaska, United States

Duties include designing a program that would allow 25 students to use a GPS map to track the city's public transportation system. 1. Built a multi-media marketing campaign to attract student and partner organizations to the Access Alaska Mobility Advocacy group. Led the conceptualization of the website redesign.2. Met with students ages 15-18 to build a sustainable program that would teach kids how to utilize their local bus system. 3. Drove an initiative between 4 organizations that resulted in a scavenger hunt where 15 students had to use GPS and the local public bus system to locate hidden locations.

St. Simmons Island And Sapelo, Georgia

Responsibilities while working on an archeological field investigation team on St. Simmons Island and Sapelo Island on the Georgia Coast.1. Used professional-grade survey equipment to layout a physical grid to identify locations of found artifacts. The data was then used to create a boundary map for an area that had the potential to be the homes of several pre-civil era war captive peoples.2. Led three groups of technicians to dig over one hundred shovel test pits which resulted in the Identification of several Native American and African American artifacts from the 1800s.

Bachelor Of Science (B.Sc.), Sociology And Anthropology

Certification, Uas Thermography Level 1