Summary
Joseph Fogarty is a software engineer and Ph.D. graduate in Environmental Engineering from Princeton with eight years of experience applying quantitative methods to climate, hydrology, and environmental systems. He combines hands-on coding and data work with domain expertise gained as a Water Resource Engineer at the Delaware River Basin Commission and through teaching and curriculum development in environmental fluid mechanics and hydrology. His background spans observational weather work, quality control of climate databases, and producing actionable forecasts, giving him a rare blend of field data literacy and modeling rigor. Comfortable translating complex physical systems into reproducible analyses, he leverages math and physics to tackle climate variability and water-resource problems. An engaging communicator and instructor, he has supported undergraduates, compiled statewide climatological reports, and produced on-air weather forecasts—skills that help him bridge research, operational practice, and software development.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Meteorology, Environmental Science, Mathematics, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Meteorology, Environmental Science, Mathematics at Rutgers University-New Brunswick
High School Diploma, Cumulative Weighted GPA: 4.1, High School Diploma, Cumulative Weighted GPA: 4.1 at Bridgewater-Raritan Regional High School
Ph.D., Environmental Engineering, Ph.D., Environmental Engineering at Princeton University
English