Summary
Edmond Smith is a Scientific Analyst/Developer with 11 years of experience applying physics-driven thinking to software for space and Earth science missions. He has built and operated data pipelines and analysis tools—from NASA GMAO’s GEOS climate systems to the Diviner radiometer and Europa Clipper downlink processing at Johns Hopkins APL—primarily using Python and scientific computing best practices. Comfortable moving between research and operations, he has optimized legacy scientific code (Fortran→C, MPI tuning) and developed custom frameworks for forecasting, visualization, and database-backed analysis. Based in Columbia, MD, he pairs hands-on coding with domain expertise in numerical modeling and remote sensing, and is especially adept at translating complex scientific requirements into reliable, quasi‑operational systems.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's of Science, Physics, Mathematics, Bachelor's of Science, Physics, Mathematics at Tennessee Technological University
Associate's of Science, General Studies, Associate's of Science, General Studies at Motlow State Community College
The University of Maryland, College Park
Master's of Science, Physics, Master's of Science, Physics at University of Alabama in Huntsville
Japanese, French, Latin, German, Russian