Jeremy Malczyk is a Cloud Geographer with 14 years of experience turning earth observation science into scalable cloud-native products, currently focused on geospatial platform work at Google while running Plutonic. He has a deep background building full-stack mapping and biodiversity systems—from seafloor surveys at USGS to species-distribution platforms at Yale and Map of Life—and specializes in designing workflows that deploy large spatial and taxonomic analyses on Google Cloud. Jeremy blends hands-on engineering, product ownership, and solutions architecture, having led platform initiatives at Descartes Labs and launched early slippy-map services in the mid-2000s. Based in the NYC metro area and trained in geology, he brings domain expertise in environmental data and a practical history of converting remote-sensing and observational datasets into accessible tools for researchers and policy.
14 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS) Geology, Bachelor of Science (BS) Geology at University of Vermont
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