Summary
Adam Schneider is a research scientist and communicator with over a decade of experience translating interdisciplinary climate and sociopolitical research into policy-relevant insights. Based at CIRES and affiliated with NOAA-PSL modeling and data assimilation efforts, he has led multi-year international projects, written and edited scientific papers, and successfully secured grant funding. He pairs deep academic training (PhD in Anthropology with archaeological specialization) with hands-on public engagement—designing educational materials, managing media communications, and delivering press interviews. His background bridging humanities-style qualitative analysis and quantitative project databases enables him to expose subtle causal mechanisms in climate impacts and crisis dynamics. Colleagues rely on him for clear narrative framing of complex datasets and for orchestrating collaborative teams across academia, government, and industry.
11 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Anthropology Medieval Studies, Anthropology Medieval Studies at University of Oregon
University of California, San Diego
BA Anthropology (Archaeology), BA Anthropology (Archaeology) at University of Colorado Boulder