David Neufeld is a GIS-focused software engineer and instructor with roughly nine years of formal experience and a decades-long track record in geospatial systems, remote sensing, and environmental data engineering. He has led software teams at NOAA/CIRES, founded geoVelocity LLC to deliver GIS consulting for government and non-profits, and teaches GIS at Front Range Community College while also working hands-on in grounds operations in Colorado. His technical toolkit spans Python, Java, Groovy/Grails, XML/XSLT, REST/JSON, NetCDF, OGC standards, Geoportal, and AWS—skills applied to production geospatial services and portals such as land information systems. Comfortable bridging research, operations, and teaching, he combines field-facing perspective with deep standards-based engineering, and his Peace Corps and conservation work hint at a long-standing commitment to environmental stewardship.
9 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MSc), Forestry (GIS & Remote Sensing), Master of Science (MSc), Forestry (GIS & Remote Sensing) at Colorado State University
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