Jeremy Diaz is a Machine Learning Specialist and mathematical statistician with a decade of experience applying deep learning, high-performance computing, and statistical rigor to Earth science and natural hazard problems. At the U.S. Geological Survey he develops operational forecasting systems, national-scale water quantity and quality models, and bespoke neural architectures with integrated uncertainty quantification and XAI to build trust in production science. His background blends hands-on research—from satellite and cryosphere data processing to wildfire and tornado damage prediction—with a passion for improving compute efficiency and reproducible workflows. Jeremy enjoys teaching applied math and engineering practices (Python, Git, Docker) to collaborators, helping teams adopt better software and modeling habits. He uniquely bridges academic training in geography and applied mathematics with operational needs, turning complex observational gaps into actionable forecasts for decision makers.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Geography, Master of Science - MS, Geography at Penn State University
Bachelor's degree (with distinction), Applied Mathematics, Bachelor's degree (with distinction), Applied Mathematics at University of Colorado Boulder
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Jeremy Diaz - Machine Learning Specialist (Mathematical Statistician)