Software Engineer at Utah Water Research Laboratory
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States
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Ken Lippold is a software engineer with nine years of experience applying Python and web technologies to hydrology and water-resources problems. Currently finishing a Master's in Civil Engineering at Brigham Young University while based in Cambridge, he builds geospatial and hydrologic web services—contributing to HydroShare, Tethys apps, and integrations with Earth science data standards. He has blended academic research and product work at Utah Water Research Laboratory and Benefits Science Technologies, shipping tools that make complex time-series and spatial datasets easier to use. Practical and detail-oriented, Ken has a track record of automating workflows (including earlier VBA tools) and tackling safety-critical environments from nuclear plants to field data systems. Colleagues would call him a problem-solver who bridges domain expertise in water resources with dependable software engineering.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Associate of Arts (AA), General Studies, Associate of Arts (AA), General Studies at Columbia Basin College
N/A, Economics, N/A, Economics at Central Washington University
Master's degree, Civil Engineering, Master's degree, Civil Engineering at Brigham Young University
This app is designed to run on Tethys Platform and helps support CUAHSI's HydroShare project. Its purpose is to allow HydroShare users to quickly preview hydrologic geospatial and time series content stored in HydroShare resources.
Contributions:5 PRs, 30 pushes, 2 branches in 3 years 6 months
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