Summary
Chase Dwelle is a geospatial data engineer and computational scientist with a decade of experience applying machine learning, probabilistic programming, and Bayesian methods to complex modeling and big data problems. Trained as an environmental engineer with a PhD and postdoctoral work at the University of Michigan, he has translated domain expertise in hydrology and water-quality forecasting into production-ready forecasting and computer vision systems. He runs a consulting practice and founded Fix6, delivering probabilistic forecasting and sensor/imagery-based insights using PyTorch and custom pipelines, and currently contributes geospatial engineering at Salient. Comfortable in legacy codebases and multi-language stacks (C++, Python, Julia, R), he bridges research-grade uncertainty quantification with practical deployment. Notably, his work has supported real-time disaster-management modeling for urban flooding and operational plant-health monitoring in indoor agriculture. Based in Philadelphia, he combines academic rigor with entrepreneurial delivery to turn noisy sensor data into actionable decisions.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Engineering Civil and Environmental Engineering at University of Michigan