Responsibilities include: Developing mobile applications based on the Ethereum network. Crafting organizational processes and norms. Exploring partnership opportunities. Supporting intra company developer training.
Responsibilities included: Engineering a participatory citizen mapping platform using javascript and GIS. Curating curriculum and workshops to increase awareness and engagement around urban sustainability. Establishing and maintaining global partnerships to incubate the development of global sustainability standards for cities. Representing the company at UN forums and conferences to promote the work globally.
Responsibilities included: Maintaining awareness and engagement in the policy environment related to community scale renewable energy projects. Establishing cooperative structure to enable the involvement of multiple stakeholders. Developing a project pipeline and fundraising opportunities. Accessible curriculum around the themes of energy justice and community empowerment.
Responsibilities included: Strategic partnerships to develop project implementation strategies and engagement opportunities. Built physical prototype structures to test project objectives. Conceptualize engagement tools for increased citizen participation. Create and design data visualizations and maps using web technology and GIS.
Broad systems based curriculum analysing and researching the postive and negative attributes of political economic trends globally. Research focused on the relationship between economic growth and debt based monetary systems.
Created a student think tank focused on global issues, using a private social network. In this capacity two courses were developed: Praxis of Global Citizenship, and Corporate Globalization.
A self-guided programmer retreat that allowed for deep dives and unstructured time. My work there focused on using tools such as react, making a tile server, using vector tiles, understanding protobuffers, playing with computer vision, and buffer overflows. Amazing experience based on deep inclusivity in the tech sector.
This application serves as a visual interface for a much larger information system called Urban Metabolism Information System or UMIS. This system was developed by researchers at the IMF, and is seen as a tool to understand how resource use is affected spatially, and across which use cases are the most impactful. This is a prototype for a possible larger implementation that could be used by urban planners, architects, and designers, to design more sustainable cities.
Community led initiative to establish and urban farming research project with the University of California - Berkeley. Involvement entailed community engagement, speaking, advocacy and teaching.