Alejandro Ruete is a quantitative conservation biologist and population ecologist with 11 years of experience combining hierarchical population models, Bayesian statistics, GIS and interactive web tools to inform wildlife management and landscape-scale conservation. He holds a PhD in Conservation Biology from SLU and has led research and product development—creating practical tools such as "ignorance maps" for biodiversity portals and R Shiny/GIS applications—to bridge academic insight and decision-ready analytics. As Chief Analyst/CTO at Greensway and now Lead Ecologist at EcotechAI, he translates diverse ecological datasets into robust, reproducible workflows that support policy and on-the-ground action. Alejandro’s work emphasizes the joint role of time and space in population dynamics and he specializes in modeling transient effects of habitat edges, climate-driven scenarios, and metapopulation processes. He brings a rare mix of field experience from national parks, advanced simulation expertise, and product-minded engineering to accelerate conservation outcomes.
11 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Licenciado Ciencias Biológicas, Licenciado Ciencias Biológicas at Universidad Nacional del Comahue
Master Science Wildlife Managment, Master Science Wildlife Managment at Universidad Nacional de Córdoba
PhD Conservation Biology, PhD Conservation Biology at SLU - Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences
Contributions:54 commits, 44 pushes, 1 branch in 3 years 2 months
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