Summary
Caleb Fassett is a Senior Research Scientist with 13 years of experience in planetary science, spatial analysis, GIS, and data processing, currently based at Johns Hopkins APL after a multi-year planetary research role at NASA Marshall. He brings deep academic roots—PhD and MS in Geological Sciences from Brown and a BA in Geosciences and Astrophysics from Williams College—paired with hands-on postdoctoral and teaching experience. Caleb’s work focuses on translating remote sensing and spatial datasets into rigorous planetary insights, blending geoscience theory with practical data workflows and GIS toolchains. Colleagues know him for bridging academic research and mission-focused engineering, often tackling complex data-processing pipelines that enable science-driven decision making. An understated strength is his sustained trajectory across academia, government, and applied research labs, which gives him a rare perspective on both fundamental science and operational constraints.
12 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D, MS, Geological Sciences, Ph.D, MS, Geological Sciences at Brown University
BA, Geosciences, Astrophysics, BA, Geosciences, Astrophysics at Williams College