Albert Kochaphum is a data analyst and GIS specialist with 11 years of experience applying community-centered mapping, web mapping, and Python-driven workflows to public-facing transportation and equity projects. Based in Los Angeles and currently a Data Analyst II and lecturer at UCLA, he builds automated dashboards, CI/CD research pipelines, and teaches web development and ethics for civil-society applications. His background spans ArcGIS administration, Leaflet and Google Maps APIs, ArcPy scripting, and quantitative tools like SPSS, reflecting a blend of technical full-stack GIS skills and academic research. He has led transit-focused digital communications at LA Metro and coordinated campus GIS programs, demonstrating an uncommon combination of public participatory GIS practice and operational deployment for sustainable transportation. Ambitious about implementing sustainable transit solutions across Asian developing countries, he pairs field-oriented community mapping experience with classroom instruction and interdisciplinary research.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelors of Arts, Environmental Studies: The Urban Environment, Bachelors of Arts, Environmental Studies: The Urban Environment at San Francisco State University
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