Summary
Callie Clark is an NSF Graduate Research Fellow and Urban Systems PhD candidate at NYU with eight years of experience applying data science, systems engineering, and building energy expertise to urban-scale problems. She conducts interdisciplinary research at CUSP and the Marron Institute, blending urban intelligence, IoT analytics, and control-oriented modeling developed during roles at Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley. Callie’s background in mechanical and civil engineering and hands-on experience with building performance simulation and cyber-physical system design give her a rare combination of domain depth and computational skill. She has a track record of turning complex sensor and energy data into actionable insights and optimization strategies for real-world infrastructure. Notably, her work spans both academic research and applied consulting, bridging theory and implementation in city-scale systems.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master's in Systems Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Master's in Systems Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor’s Degree, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Bachelor’s Degree, Civil and Environmental Engineering at UC Berkeley College of Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Urban Systems, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Urban Systems at New York University
Semester Abroad, Semester Abroad at The University of Edinburgh