Eager to find ways to develop and apply new imaging technologies, I found my niche in Imaging Science at the Rochester Institute of Technology. There, I have gained experience with imaging theory, optics, color science, C++ programming and computer vision, and remote sensing, while also gaining experience with video production and engineering through RIT’s Motion Picture Science program. Curious, motivated, and data driven, I seek to develop new ideas and skills. I work well in both collaborative and solo environments and I am always willing to learn from others in addition to making my own contributions. I am experienced in C++/OpenCV, MATLAB, Imatest, and various geospatial image processing/analysis softwares such as ENVI, ArcGIS, and Pix4D for rendering products such as orthomosaic mapping, digital surface/elevation models, and point clouds. I also have experience with image sensor characterization, image quality analysis, and image standards including EMVA 1288 and P2020.
Listed skills include Matlab, Microsoft Office, Research, Tig Welding, and 12 others.