I’m a geospatial analyst and graduate student in Geographic Information Science & Technology at New Mexico State University, with a background in GIScience, geography, and public-sector collaboration. My work brings together spatial analysis, land and resource planning, and practical problem-solving—supporting conservation and mixed-use stewardship across public and tribal landscapes.
 

I have hands-on experience administering ArcGIS Enterprise, maintaining enterprise geodatabases, and developing geospatial workflows across both Esri and open-source environments. My approach is grounded in building tools and data that are not only technically sound, but genuinely useful to the people and organizations working with them.

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I’m currently available for remote, freelance, or contract-based GIS work, with a focus on projects that support public interest, environmental planning, and rural or tribal communities.

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Born in the Sonoran Desert, raised in the San Juan Mountains, and now rooted in the San Juan Basin of northwest New Mexico, my connection to the landscapes and communities of the Four Corners continues to shape both my work and perspective.