One-page resume can be found here: Resume PDF
CV can be found here: CV PDF
I am a geographer and cartographer, as well as an occasional instructor of cartography at Penn State. My professional background is fairly broad– as of 2026, I am a cartographer at The National Geographic Society creating wayfinding and interpretive signage for the new Museum of Exploration. I have also planned signage and wayfinding systems for healthcare and education campuses, and worked as a freelance cartographer creating print and interactive maps.
In my academic days, I was a founding member and Creative Director of the GeoGraphics Lab: a cartographic production and research laboratory at the Penn State Department of Geography. My dissertation research was on tactile maps for blind and low vision users, and my master’s thesis was on organ transplantation logistics.
In high school, I worked in the filmmaking industry, winning four youth filmmaking awards at SXSW and starting my own industrial video studio before leaving for college.
As a professional cartographer, I have created maps for a diverse range of clients and venues, including interactive maps for Stamen, installation art for Penn State and The Alameda Creek Watershed Center, books published by Stanford University Press and The University of Chicago press, as well as for academic research articles, conference presentations, grant applications, and compliance reports.