Summary
Evan Sherwin is a research scientist and data-informed energy policy analyst with a decade of experience applying remote sensing, machine learning, and techno-economic modeling to reduce methane emissions and evaluate carbon dioxide removal pathways. He combines rigorous academic training (PhD in Engineering and Public Policy, MS in Machine Learning, BA in Physics/Applied Math) with hands-on systems modeling developed at Lumina and research roles at Stanford and Berkeley Lab. Evan focuses on picking the most consequential questions—how hydrocarbon fuels fit into a decarbonizing system and where to target detection and mitigation across the oil and gas value chain—and uses the right mix of datasets and tools to answer them. Notably, his work spans granular data-driven detection (e.g., leveraging electricity and remote sensing signals) to multi-decade energy system uncertainty and policy analysis, bridging technical, economic, and policy perspectives.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
BA, Physics, Applied Mathematics, BA, Physics, Applied Mathematics at University of California, Berkeley
Dos Pueblos Senior High School