My primary research interests are in unique observations of stormscale hydrometeorological states and fluxes and development of models to forecast them. I manage an interdisciplinary team that is responsible for the research, development, and transition of the FLASH system to the U.S. National Weather Service for operational flash flood monitoring and prediction. I have won the Department of Commerce Bronze and two Silver Medal Awards, the American Meteorological Society Journal of Hydrometeorology Editor’s Award, and NASA’s Group Achievement and Robert H. Goddard Team Awards for contributions to the algorithms comprising the Global Precipitation Measurement mission. I have served as the chair of the AMS Committee on Nationwide Network of Networks since 2020. I am an Associate Editor for the American Geophysical Union’s Water Resources Research journal. I have published over 150 peer-reviewed journal articles achieving an h-index of 58 and am the co-author of the Radar Hydrology textbook.