Mark Strobin Email & Phone Number

Daniels, WV, US

Queens, New York, United States

Tomorrow.io is the world’s leading Weather and Climate Security Platform, equipping humanity with the weather intelligence needed to thrive and adapt in an era of climate crisis. Through predictive and actionable insights, teams adapt to any weather-related challenge at scale both in real-time and in advance of business impact. Customers including JetBlue.

United States

IEDRO is dedicated to locating, rescue (image), digitize, and share historic environmental data which will fill the gaps in data sets in geographic regions where data is currently unavailable. The data will improve the accuracy of regional and global climate prediction models. The data will be freely and openly available in the host country and in.

Beckley, West Virginia, United States

• Teaching “Introduction to Meteorology” and “Business Information Systems”.
• Advised students on program progression and on capstone project.
• Mentored students to prepare them for life after their undergraduate experience.

United States

• Provide supervisory oversight and mentoring to a staff of specialists performing emergency management work.
• Maintain relationships and effective communications with internal senior staff.
• Identify issues and make decisions that impact internal and external stakeholders based on a nuanced understanding of statutes, policies, and regulations.
• Deploy and assist with recovery efforts.
• Lead the workload and performance of team members.
• Coordinate and manage projects and operations.

Chicago, Illinois, United States

• Overview:
• Type 1 incident managed by the Incident Command System.
• Incident type is sheltering, mass care, public health, and immigration.
• Number and type of resources are multi-jurisdictional, Unified Command, Area Command, 500+ Jogan Health resources.
• Completed the National Qualification System Situation Unit Leader Position Task Book.
• Utilized ArcGIS (free version) for mapping.

Midland, TX

• Demonstrated leadership in providing Decision Support Services by effectively integrating outreach and partner collaboration.
• Conducted briefings to explain technical aspects of National Weather Service policies, services, and programs for the staff of Senators Udall and Heinrich of New Mexico, Congressman Pearce of New Mexico, Congressman.
• Enhanced partnerships with the Emergency Management Community, media, large outdoor venues, private industry, and National and State Parks to discuss National Weather Service policies, services, and programs during.
• Developed written technical guidance with internal and external team members (including emergency management) to deliver project requirements, develop policies and solutions, and meet deadlines.
• Provided technical guidance to staff and leadership regarding the status and results of storm surveys.
• Worked with senior staff to develop written technical guidance on new heat-related products and services for National Weather Service Southern Region.

Monterey, CA

• Provided proactive outreach to identify service requirements and integrate into a comprehensive suite of multimedia briefing tools and decision support services.
• 2012 Americas Cup and Fleet Week: The event attracts over one million people which makes these events particularly weather sensitive. Through my proactive outreach with contacts from previous DSS events and.
• Urban Shield 2012: The goal of Urban Shield was to prepare for and provide a unified response to disasters and emergencies and to provide a platform for first responders both nationally and internationally to work.
• San Francisco Airport 2012 Full Scale Exercise: San Francisco International Airport conducted an emergency full-scale exercise simulating a water crash of a commercial aircraft. I was invited by the San Francisco.
• Marin County Operation Riptide (Tsunami) 2012 Functional Exercise: This exercise was conducted to assist tsunami preparedness efforts in Marin County. As a key member of the Emergency Operations Center simulation cell.
• 2005 San Francisco Bar Buoy and San Francisco Bar Forecast: Developed the Marine Users Group (MUG) through collaboration of key partners and stakeholders. One of the biggest achievements from the collaboration between.

Silver Spring, MD

• Responsible for Hydrologic Training and developing budgets.
• Collaborated with the Field Requirements Group, the Regional Hydrologic Services Division Chiefs/Deputies, and the River Forecast Centers to develop a budget for hydrologic training.
• Participated in the NSTEP (National Strategic Training and Education Plan) Process. NSTEP is the process for determining training requirements in a prioritized manner and within available budgets. Developed technical.

Billings, Montana, United States

• I was the shift leader responsible for all forecasts as well as Warnings, Watches, and Advisories. Provided proactive outreach to identify service requirements and integrate into a comprehensive suite of multimedia.
• Initiated contact with Emergency Managers and media during and after events.
• Compiled and verified warnings for post-storm surveys.

Spokane, Washington, United States

• I was responsible for all forecasts as well as Warnings, Watches, and Advisories. Provided proactive outreach to identify service requirements and integrate into a comprehensive suite of multimedia briefing tools and.
• Initiated contact with Emergency Managers and media during and after events.

Monterey, California, United States

• Focused efforts on building partnerships with key stakeholders to further decision support services and enhanced office visibility through leadership in preparedness activities.

Master Of Science (Ms), Information Science

Master Of Science (Ms), Meteorology

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Atmospheric Sciences