Summary
Aaron Meyer is a Principal Scientist with 11 years of experience developing ground-based remote sensing and analytical systems for greenhouse gas monitoring, specializing in basin-scale methane detection. He combines engineering, applied mathematics, and machine learning to design solar spectrometer networks, integrate multi-platform measurements, and advance flux inversion and atmospheric "digital twin" modeling. His work spans field campaign design, sensor development, and end-to-end data pipelines built during roles at Los Alamos and the University of Utah, now applied at Butterfly Photonics. Aaron is skilled at translating complex forward and inverse atmospheric models into operational monitoring solutions that inform emissions mitigation. Based in Salt Lake City, he brings a practical outdoor-oriented perspective—leveraging field experience and cultural curiosity—to tackle climate sensing challenges.
11 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Utah
English, Spanish