Oversee data analytics, data science and engineering programs and strategic direction of enterprise data services offered by DataSF.

Matured the City's Open Data Program including engineering practices, standards, processes and documentation. Implemented continuous improvement.

Worked on a variety of innovation and data-related projects with City departments based on the Mayor's priorities.

Directed PlaceMatters' client-facing technology program to apply existing and emerging technologies in novel ways to urban planning and sustainability practices. Built up technology patterns to use across projects.

Provided technology development and support to urban planning and sustainability projects for clients of PlaceMatters.

On a part-time basis during graduate school, contributed design, technology and analytical support to client urban planning projects. This included design work in Photoshop and Illustrator and analytical work in ArcGIS.

The SF Open Data Program was established through executive order by then Mayor Gavin Newsom and codified into law by Mayor Edwin M. Lee. I worked with the City's Chief Data Officer to implement and mature the program.

The publishing toolkit describes how DataSF supports open data publishing. It is a living document that captures our business processes for new and existing staff and anyone who's curious.

The San Francisco Building Explorer is a demonstration application showing how to integrate various open datasets about buildings.