Adam Kemberling is a data engineer with eight years of experience applying statistical and computational skills to marine and climate science, now building production data systems at IDEXX. He blends hands-on data engineering in Python with reproducible reporting in R/Quarto—authoring an internal R package to standardize workflows—and has led public-facing analyses of Gulf of Maine and global sea surface temperature trends cited in major outlets. His background in marine ecology and coastal sciences informs rigorous approaches to bias correction, downscaling climate models, and species distribution forecasting. An open-science advocate and Climatebase Fellow, he pairs scientific communication with pipeline automation to accelerate decision-ready environmental insights.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS) Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography, Bachelor of Science (BS) Marine Biology and Biological Oceanography at University of North Carolina Wilmington
Master's degree Coastal Sciences, Master's degree Coastal Sciences at The University of Southern Mississippi
Analyzing Zooplankton Trends in the Gulf of Maine Region
Contributions:2 PRs, 19 pushes in 4 years 9 months
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